Sam Seder
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‘I’m A Senator!’ Kyrsten Sinema Finally Responds To A Person Confronting Her In Public
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October 8, 2021
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5:09Now PlayingArizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema acknowledges a Code Pink activist only to correct her in calling herself a Senator as opposed to being called a Congresswoman. The Majority Report crew discuss how Sinema is it okay with stomaching the idea of people pleading for a life-altering legislation but draws a line at downplaying your own achievement.
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Emma Vigeland: Apparently Sinema finally spoke when being confronted. This was the first time she actually acknowledged that a human being was speaking to her, not the constituents she doesn't acknowledge them, certainly not reporters even though she's at her place of work where part of her job is to be asked questions by reporters, except for this reporter and what did she say what got her to speak? hmm
Matt Lech: How do you provoke a reaction?
EV: How are you able to get her to acknowledge another human being asking about this incredibly important piece of legislation? Well here's a lesson...
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