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Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, who has at times been described as an "enigma" due to her relative silence on Capitol Hill, told an Arizona television station that she doesn't know what that word means, nor does anybody else.
Her remarks are almost certain to be in jest — Sinema holds a PhD in justice studies, a law degree, and a master's degree in social work — but they illustrate the gulf between how the senator and the rest of the public understand her own brand of politics.
Sinema, in contrast to the vast majority of other senators, typically does not speak to press in the halls of the Capitol, and has been notably silent when confronted by progressive activists for her continued efforts to trim down the Build Back Better social spending bill that Democrats have been trying to pass for months.
In an interview with the Washington Post last week, Sinema remarked on the label — defined by Merriam Webster as "an inscrutable or mysterious person" — that multiple people and outlets have ascribed to her.
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