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*Barney Frank on MSNBC now. (Original Post)
elleng
Jan 2013
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Greybnk48
(10,167 posts)1. This makes me so sad.
He's one of my all time favorites. I will really miss his intellect and wit. There aren't many like him anymore it seems.
octoberlib
(14,971 posts)2. I'm watching too. nt
livetohike
(22,138 posts)3. I wish him a long and happy retirement
Cary
(11,746 posts)4. Barney leaves a great legacy.
I too wish him the best.
Graybeard
(6,996 posts)5. 'A transformative figure'
Little Luke was praising Frank for being the first openly gay congressperson. Barney corrected him by saying he was the first 'voluntarily' open gay.
The always witty and clever Frank responded to the 'transformative figure' line by saying, "Thank you for that. I just wish I could transform my own figure."
Really gonna miss him.
annatee33
(30 posts)6. We are sure going to miss his voice
Barney tells it the way it is, interesting inside baseball for his last day..
Cooley Hurd
(26,877 posts)8. A transformative congressman. I wish him THE BEST in his retirement!