ASU STUDENTS HARASSING SEN. KYRSTEN SINEMA ARE JUST DOING WHAT MAXINE WATERS WANTS THEM TO DO

Even inside a ladies room at Arizona State University, students harassed Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema for refusing to support Biden's budget busting bills

 

By Howie Katz 

 

                                Sen. Kyrsten Sinema

An ASU student harasses Sen. Sinema as she enters a ladies room stall

 

 

This past weekend, Arizona's Democratic Senator  Kyrsten Sinema gave a lecture at ASU. During her time at ASU, Sen. Sinema was constantly harassed by students because thus far she has refused to support Biden's budget busting bills

Some students even followed her into a ladies room and filmed her entering and exiting one of the stalls and washing her hands.

 

The ladies room escapade so incensed Daily Mail columnist Meghan McCain that she wrote a column about it in Monday's Mail.  

 

 

                                             Meghan McCain

 

Here are a few lines from McCain's column:

 

There are many things to unpack about this incident. First, how grotesque it is to follow a sitting Senator into a ladies bathroom and record her and then post it on the internet?

How disgusting have student protestors become not to see that harassing a woman entering a private space is inhumane, moronic and cruel - not to mention, a felony, under Arizona law.

The other thing I thought of was Congresswoman Maxine Watters infamously encouraging democrats during the Trump years to harass Trump administration officials in public.

Ah yes, Maxine Waters.

 

In April, this is what Waters told George Floyd protesters in Minneapolis:

"Let's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up. And if you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. And you push back on them. And you tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere."

Of course, protesters are not limiting their harassment to cabinet members.  There's no doubt the students that harassed Sen. Sinema were inspired by Waters.