A self-described illegal immigrant and a man stalk a college professor as she heads into a campus women’s restroom. The self-described illegal immigrant and the man film the professor, who teaches two classes at the public university despite already having a full-time job in public service, while she’s in the stall. The self-described illegal immigrant and the man then post this act as one of wokeness because the victim in question is Kyrsten Sinema, the woman with the audacity not to cave to the mob.
The Arizona Democrat sits at the center of a 50-50 Senate alongside Joe Manchin, a fellow colleague the media once would have described as a “maverick.” But whereas Manchin, the Democrat who still manages to represent the R+23 West Virginia, attracts protesters who kayak outside of his houseboat, Sinema — the first bisexual woman in the Senate and the chamber’s second ever publicly LGBT+ member — attracted protesters hunting her to the very crack of the door of her bathroom stall. According to the New York Post, Sinema was headed to the restroom after teaching one of the two courses the ASU website records her as teaching this semester.
Amid inflation hitting a 30-year high and our debt-to-GDP ratio the highest since World War II, Sinema and Manchin have held firm against liberals holding the already-landmark $1 billion bipartisan infrastructure package negotiated by centrists across the aisle in the hopes of blowing out the budget with an unprecedented $3.5 trillion “human infrastructure” bill.
“Blanca,” the self-identified illegal immigrant, threatened to hold her “accountable to what you promised us that you were going to pass when we knocked on doors for you.”
This is particularly rich considering the fact that neither the $1 trillion “hard” infrastructure bill nor the $3.5 trillion bill, which the Senate parliamentarian ruled cannot include amnesty without violating the Byrd Rule, could possibly legalize the Left’s dream of an endless migrant embrace. Furthermore, there’s no documented evidence of Sinema endorsing the notion of advancing the registry cutoff for when illegal immigrants entered the country from 1972 to 2010 to gain lawful status during her Senate campaign or at any time after.
In any sane world, a livid mob, including a man and an alien boasting of breaking immigration law on a taxpayer funded campus, invading the personal space of a woman trying to use the restroom after doing her job and threatening to expose her privacy on the world wide web would constitute the No. 1 story outraging the wokes. Whether those supposed Democratic allies of “nasty women” or mavericks standing by their convictions will speak up on Sinema’s behalf remains to be seen.
