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Activists Look To Protest Kyrsten Sinema At Boston Marathon | The Kyle Kulinski Show
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Activists plan to confront Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) while she is running the Boston Marathon, according to a report from the Boston Globe.
The Green New Deal Network, a coalition of national organizations, said in a statement on Saturday that activists from Arizona and Massachusetts plan on “birddogging” Sinema as she runs, over her refusal to back Democrats’ $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act.
The protesters will be holding signs that read “Senator Sinema: Pass the Full Deal,” “Senator Sinema: Stop Running. Start Listening,” and “Senator Sinema: Stop Running From Us,” according to the Globe.
Sinema, an avid runner, has completed Ironman triathlons and multiple marathons, including the Boston Marathon.
She has faced backlash in recent weeks from some Democrats over he opposition to the legislation’s price tag. She has not publicly stated what her top-line price would be. In a statement, her office said Sinema will not “negotiate through press,” but “continues to engage directly in good-faith discussions with both President [Joe] Biden and Senator [Chuck] Schumer to find common ground.”
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