Okay, now I read that the owner took a vote - amongst her employees Posted: Jun 23rd, 2018 - 9:43 pm In Reply to: Something does not ring true about this, I can - find no confirmation from the restaurant
And the majority vote was to ask Sanders to leave.
You can say it's Sanders' job and that's what it is, but no one makes her lie and back up Trump's ridiculous claims, that's on her.
I somehow doubt Spicer, as awful as he was, was ever ejected from a restaurant. That's because Sanders goes out there and lies and doesn't answer questions and belittles the press for even asking.
I suppose Sanders could have refused to leave as well, not sure what would have happened then.
I kind of think Sanders likes to play the victim a bit, witness this incident (which she immediately tweeted about, like her boss - just can't wait for him to weigh in on it, you know he will), and also the White House Press Correspondents' Dinner. My goodness, poor old smokey eye - not her appearance, never her appearance, just her smokey eye made of ground up lies. I find that a fine metaphor actually.
So if this was the consensus decision in the restaurant to ask her to leave, so be it. I suppose we will all have to find places to go where we are comfortable and welcome, unless we want to test that. Heck, I think most of us already do that. I refuse to go into a McDonald's even that is playing the continuous Fox News for instance. I suppose conservatives object to CNN, but to me CNN is anything but liberal, it's just full on "both sides" IMHO.
It's laughable that this is called the lack of civility. Who caused it, after all? Possibly the least civil person in the universe is Trump, and his staff and followers follow suit. They are just stunned that for once we are fighting back.
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