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" Kyrsten Sinema has been followed by activists at the airport and even into the bathroom — and now to a friend's wedding, where a group of protesters angered by her political stances recently disrupted a ceremony she officiated, even as the bride pleaded with them to stop.
The Oct. 23 wedding initially made headlines after it was reported that a few guests at the ceremony were dressed in Native American costumes, complete with headdresses and face paint, though an aide to the 45-year-old Sinema said in a statement that she denounced such behavior and didn't interact with those attendees.
"Senator Sinema officiated a personal friend's wedding at which a small group of activists protested during the private ceremony," spokeswoman Hannah Hurley said in an email to the Arizona Daily Star. "While the Senator knows the bride and groom, she does not know and did not interact with the wedding guests who wore disrespectful and racist costumes to the ceremony, and she strongly condemns such behavior."
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