Kyrsten Sinema did not say a word when Maxine Waters

Columbus OH

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Kyrsten Sinema Issues Fiery Response to Protesters Who Followed Her to Bathroom. Senator Kyrsten Sinema is firing back at protesters' "unacceptable behavior, group of people trail the Democratic lawmaker through a campus hallway. The group continued to berate Sinema as she entered a bathroom stall. "Yesterday's behavior was not legitimate protest," Sinema said in a statement on Monday. "It is unacceptable for activist organizations to instruct their members to jeopardize themselves by engaging in unlawful activities such as gaining entry to closed university buildings, disrupting learning environments, and filming students in a restroom." BUT WHEN WATERS TELLS HER PEOPLE TO GO OUT TO THE GAS STATION, THE MOVIES, THE RESTAURANTS AND HARSAS AND THREATEN TRUMP VOTERS IT'S OK ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ BELOW IS FROM A CNN NEWS REPORTER Even liberals now see that the ‘moderate’ Biden was a mirage. Don’t take the word of conservatives that President Joe Biden is governing like a radical; take the word of the liberal-establishment media. Chris Cillizza of CNN and formerly of the Washington Post is known or offering up vaguely left-center conventional wisdom, having spent years doling out daily analytical news wrap-ups that strive for fairness but without any real feel or sympathy for conservative thought So when Cillizza, of all people, devotes a column to “the utter radicalness of Joe Biden’s presidency,” maybe it’s time to acknowledge that Biden is trying to implement extremist policies, considerably outside the mainstream. Biden’s initiatives, writes Cillizza, amount to a “massive outlay of federal spending” that “will add massive sums to the federal budget deficit.” With $28 trillion already in national debt and at its highest level in relation to GDP in U.S. history, Biden proposes to obligate yet another $7 trillion (after accounting for budgetary gimmicks) in the next decade. The full blow will come just as the Social Security and Medicare trust funds also run out of reserves.