I'd tell the HR Department that this woman demonstrated extreme hostility toward you, that you felt threatened by her behavior, and that you were considering filing a Hostile Workplace lawsuit against the company if it happens again.
She'd do it for you...
call her a racist jew hating nazi.... see what that does.
“How should I interact with her from now on?”
View this individual as the enemy that she is and avoid encountering her or interacting with her at all costs.
“How should I interact with her from now on? Am I wrong to have taken this so personally?”
Send her flowers and make sure you call her “babe”.
Contact your HR dept.
You need advice from them concerning anti-semitism in the workplace.
Tell them you’re not ready to file a complaint against this person; but have contacted the ADL legal dept.
Make sure it goes in YOUR file.
Then put a Gadsden flag sticker on her car.
Comeuppmanship is more empowering than appeasement, and a thing of admiration if subtly and artfully done. I would let the dish grow cold.
If you never considered her a close friend, screw her...she is stupid and ignorant based on what she thinks republicans are. I’d snub her every chance I got and if I had to interact with her, it would be smarmy as hell unless she’s your boss....then I don’t have an answer for you...:O)
You are the problem, my dear. Leave this poor, stupid old cow alone.
Also, the kind of libs like this woman seems to be can take things VERY personally and would not think twice of making false accusations to harm your career.
I despise all libs and anyone who votes for them. I will not tolerate enemies of freedom. Period.
Annoy a Liberal:
Work hard and be happy!
I get more positive comments on that sticker.
Seriously though, notify HR before she does and document everything regarding her from now on.
Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)
As the grandson of Davy Crockett used to say, "be sure you're right, then go ahead."