Harassments of Senator by DACA group

 Scott Johnson:

The stalking of Senator Kyrsten Sinema into a bathroom stall during her return to Arizona over the weekend (video below) is disgusting. I would like to say it is disgusting beyond comment, but there is much that might be learned or inferred from it. Here are 10 notes and queries that occur to me this morning.

• Did you know that this happened yesterday at Arizona State University? If I hadn’t checked Twitter during the day, I wouldn’t. It was all over my Twitter feed.

• The story is covered in media outlets including the Washington Post, the New York Post, the Daily Mail, and FOX News.

• So the story was covered, but if it involved a hero of the left — Sandy Cortez, say, or Ilhan Omar — the Democratic establishment and its media adjunct would be calling for a national day of mourning, if not of reckoning.

• The stalking, harassment, and recording are in fact disgusting. They are intended to humiliate. They are beyond the pale of civilized discourse.

• The lead harasser in the video production is an illegal immigrant. LUCHA (Living United for Change in Arizona) — the distributor of the video on Twitter — refers to her as “an immigrant youth.”

• LUCHA’s harassment of Sinema supports the Biden administration’s dystopian Build Back Better Bill. Does the bill have goodies for illegals tucked away in its 2400 pages of small print? I believe that it does. I take it that the Senate parliamentarian who ruled out the bill’s legalization of illegals provision would be well advised to avoid Arizona bathrooms for the foreseeable future.

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Sen. Sinema was later harassed on a flight by an illegal wanting her to vote for the reconciliation package so she would get a "pathway to citizenship."  Are Democrats ignoring the ruling of the Senate Parliamentarian?  The actions of these illegals certainly suggest that they think that is the case. 

See, also:

Dems Tuck Multibillion-Dollar Handout to Illegal Immigrants Into Reconciliation Biden's $3.5 trillion spending bill gives migrants same child benefits as Americans

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