As a former Arkansan, the moment she announced she was running for governor, I moved out of that state. Not even joking.
So the authors did change “threatened” to “uncomfortable”, but “asked to leave” to “thrown out.”
Is this fair and balanced?
She’s making me uncomfortable and I’m thousands of miles away
Check the full article (linked within the posted shorter article) and you’ll find this…
"About an hour into the visit, a staff member approached someone on the security detail and “asked to encourage” the governor to leave, “as she had finished dining,” according to the statement.
Since the restaurant has a 90-minute table limit, the security detail was approached a second time and asked to leave roughly 10 minutes before that time limit.
As they were leaving, the governor’s staff said that a man allegedly yelled, “it’s time to go,” and then proceeded to make a crude hand gesture in the governor’s direction. The Croissanterie would say that man was a customer and not an employee."
Yeah, she just found out, that not only do people disagree with her views, she’s also not special and not above the rules. Get gone, bye Felicia…
Also not the first time she has been asked to leave a restaurant.
Oh shit, interesting. I’m in a different state, so she’s not much on my radar, but would you have a link?
She was denied her cheese plate, the poor dear!
What do they mean, they ‘would say’? Absolute passive voice dog whistle bullshit
I think the context of ‘would say’ should be extrapolated as ‘would go on to say’ or ‘later said’.
Either something like that, or bullshit, but I think the former.
Sanders claimed the restaurant asked her to leave because she made their employees feel threatened, a claim the restaurant directly refuted.
That’s… a valid reason to ask someone to leave.
But, it wasn’t the reason she was asked to leave. Odd, though, that she chose to claim she made the employees feel threatened, like that’s something to boast about?
My point is her explanation is “people were uncomfortable” as if that’s not a valid reason to ask someone to leave.
It is.
It very much is.
Especially if your security goons are acting like assholes questioning/stopping people, etc. (not saying they were but usually details like that will want as much control as they can legally take.)
I’ll be honest, especially outside of their typical context, like the White House or haunted houses, ghouls would make me feel threatened too.
good. now throw that cow off the planet
Please don’t insult cows.
you’re right. I’m sorry, cows.
Oh, no!
Was she denied her cheese plate?
I remember how very butthurt all these assholes were the first failed term of this dumbass “president” when this happened:
https://www.wonkette.com/p/hero-restaurant-gives-sarah-huckabee-sanders-the-boot
Lemme guess. She was propositioning 5 year olds.
It just occurred to me that the likely many hundreds of emails between Trump and Epstein haven’t been released yet.
Crackers at nighttime will do that to you.
“I’m not sure if she is looking at me or the dessert.”
