Presumably, just about everyone knows by now that Kirsten Sinema was recently followed into a public restroom by a heckler, who was determined to secure a promise that the sanator would vote a certain way on the president's "human infrastructure" bill.
I find it rather interesting, though, that the president's condemnation of this heinous action was...well, was lukewarm, at best.
The action was not really "appropriate." But it should, nonetheless, be expected--at least, if one does not have the privilege of Secret Service protection, as the president does.
Do others find this dismissive attitude rather alarming?
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Originally Posted by Captdon
