Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ), is hoping to become a member of the
United States Senate. If she’s truly serious about achieving that goal, she has
some explaining to do. Why? She once co-hosted a radio show with a conspiracy
theorist who claimed that the September 11, 2001 terror attacks were
perpetrated by the U.S. government, Fox News reported. Moreover, in February of 2003, she was
interviewed by Ernest Hancock’s “The Valley of the Sun” program on a local
Arizona radio station. During that interview, Hancock remarked that he thought
if an individual wanted to go fight for the Taliban, that would simply be “a
personal decision.” A statement with which then Green Party activist Sinema agreed.
She replied: “Fine. I don’t care if you go and do that, go ahead.”
But she does care if someone fights for the
rights of unborn babies. That’s intolerable. She’s for legal abortion without restrictions. She also cares if
someone fights for the United States, period. That’s nationalistic. While
Sinema tries hard to obscure some of her policy positions, she opposes
“expanding the military,” and would almost certainly vote to cut defense
spending so as to better fund entitlement spending.
How our
society has changed. How Democrats
have changed. Can anyone honestly imagine FDR saying, “Fine. I don’t care if people go and fight for the
Japanese or the Germans, go ahead.” Or JFK stating, “I don’t care if people go
and fight with Fidel Castro and the communists. Go ahead, it’s a personal
decision.”
And now the Washington Examiner
says it has obtained emails that prove Sinema invited a prominent coven of
feminist Arizona witches, called the Pagan Cluster, to an anti-war protest and
celebration of International Women’s Day in 2003. Sinema apparently exhorted
the witches to wear “colorful clothing and come ready to dance, twirl, and stay
in touch with your inner creativity and with the Earth.”
I wonder if Sinema would say of
those preparing to vote for her Republican opponent: “Fine. I don’t care if you
go and do that, go ahead.”
Double, double, toil and
trouble; fire burn and caldron bubble.
She’s as likely to win as…Barney Rubble.
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