Posted on 03/12/2017 6:29:13 PM PDT by markomalley
White House press secretary Sean Spicer was accosted while shopping at an Apple store in Washington, D.C., on Saturday.
"How does it feel to work for a fascist? Have you helped with the Russia stuff? Are you a criminal as well? Have you committed treason too, just like the president?" a woman filming Spicer asks.
"Such a great country that allows you to be here," Spicer responded.
Spicer tried to ignore the woman as she followed him around the store, continuing to ask him if he "feels good" about working for a "fascist" and about "lying to the American people."
The woman who supposedly recorded the video tweeted the confrontation.
A Feb. 18 tweet from the woman boasted of blocking Education secretary Betsy DeVos from entering Jefferson Academy in Washington.
Devos was physically blocked by protesters from entering the school during a visit.
Yea, I never cared for their computers.
If this ever happens to you, ask an employee to page the manager. Tell the manager another customer is harassing/stalking you.
As an invitee, the store owes a legal duty to you.
She is Gujarati.
Province an specific language dialect in India..
call police and have bodyguard never let these animals get away with harassment.
He has just let the world know that he is unprotected. The animals will be looking to kill him.
I have never hit a lady in my life.
Luckily for me, Liberals aren’t ladies and don’t demand to be treated as such....The rules of civility no longer apply to these demons, time to start punching all genders in the face when they ask for it.
I am so impressed!
That woman was so clever!
I loved her penetrating questions “How does it feel to work for a fascist?” and if he had ““committed treason too, just like the president.” How original.
One can only imagine the conversations with her liberal friends that gave her the deep political understanding to ask these questions.
Her rants are ‘clever’, too.....
https://medium.com/@Shreedom/such-a-great-country-such-nasty-bigotry-831eeea173cb#.urcer8dnh
(Appears to be the same, er, person)
That comment sounds about as logical as those expressed by the woman stalking Spicer in the store.
And pretty common on Free Republic too, apparently.
Amen. It would help to get someone from FR with investigative background so that her very personal info could be shared.
That is what incidents such this is leading up to. Give it about 6 months. They continue to push until they meet resistance. They met no resistance this time. Look for a similar type incident shortly.
I know how you feel, I just don’t feel we should go down that road.
I used to go to the counter-protests run by the DC Chapter of Free Republic outside Walter Reed, and one evening, this scarecrow of a woman comes shuffling up our way, taking pictures of our cars parked there, focusing on the license plates. At first, I didn’t realize what she was doing, and thought she was either overdosing or having a stroke or something like that, she was behaving so oddly.
When I voiced concern about her well being, another more experienced Freeper pointed out she was one of the Code Pinkos, and took pictures of the license plates to post them online.
Bottom line, I don’t think we need to, and she doesn’t look like she would be hard to track down.
I think your concerns are justified.
Liberals are, by their very nature, less suited to handling conflicting points of view, and are also, by nature, less mentally equipped on how to handle this kind of discord.
They are being encouraged, by those who provide “leadership” to them (if it may be called that) that violence is justified. These people are neither stable or mature enough that anyone should feel confident they have enough self-control to resist the urge to resort to violence.
“She is Gujarati.”
Is she a natural born citizen?
We can only hope that this woman gets the same treatment from her employer as the jerk who accosted the lovely Rachel at the Chick-fil-A drive-thru awhile back.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/ex-cfo-who-berated-chick-fil-a-worker-in-video-now-lives-on-food-stamps/
Karma’s a bitch. :-)
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Seems like that’s called assault.
Sean Spicer ambushed while shopping at the Apple Store
Accosted by another victim of group think that runs throughout the hate party. The children of the DRAT Party can’t abide someone that actually accomplishes something rather then goos wishes. They would rather have a lying, crooked thief as their leader. Sick, sick people directed by the outside force Soros.
You should watch the video with the sound on. She’s a nut job.
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