In a Thanksgiving address to Minnesotans, Senator Al Franken wanted them to know that he is very sorry about groping women and will work to "regain their trust." But Franken also claimed that his pawing of women was misunderstood.  He's actually a very "warm person," and when he groped females, he didn't know at the time that he had "crossed a line." The Hill: "I feel terribly that I've made some women feel badly and for that I am so sorry, and I want to make sure that never happens again," Franken said in a Thanksgiving Day statement. "And let me say again to Minnesotans that I'm sorry for putting them through this and I'm committed to regaining their trust." Franken did not address in his new statement whether or not he planned to stay in office. A spokesperson for the senator told the Star Tribune on Thursday that Franken had no intentions to step down. Franken also suggested on...(Read Full Post)