Senator Sinema Wraps Filibuster Dagger in Dem Talking Points, Then Sticks It In

PJ Media ^ | 01/14/2022 | Stephen Kruiser

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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) took to the Senate floor on Thursday and delivered a speech that could be described as having a little something for everyone. There was, however, one little something that was much bigger than all the rest: her steadfast resolve about not getting rid of the filibuster.

Knowing what the crux of this speech was going to mean for the future of the Republic, I really wanted to love it.

Sinema is my senator, and so far has been an ongoing surprise for conservatives here in the Grand Canyon State. She seems to grasp the true purple nature of the state she represents and has thus far been unwilling to throw herself off of the leftist cliff that the rest of her party has already done the lemming march over.

Although she’s on board with almost all of the Democratic agenda, Sinema has refused to budge on the filibuster issue. It’s not a position that has been easy for her to maintain but she’s proven to be tough.

Sinema’s speech began with some brilliant lines about the deep division in American politics. She talked about our tendency to view our political opposites as “the other,” then said, “It’s more common today to demonize someone who thinks differently than us rather than to seek to understand their views.”

As someone who makes a living as a verbal bomb-throwing political opinion writer, I know that there is plenty of blame to go around on both sides of the aisle. However, as a conservative in political media — as well as the entertainment industry — I know full well that the blame scale tips heavily to the left.

In fact, it’s the Democrats and progressives who’ve demonized and harassed Sinema the most in recent months.

[Az Joe]

She wants to run for President

[LeonardFMason]

I prefer her over the odious and departed Jim McClain...OR whatever his name was.

GONE and FORGOTTEN!

[Robert A Cook PE]

McCain never did learn how to properly fly an airplane, either.

Now, now. Don't exaggerate! Don't condemn the man wrongfully.

John McCain was one of the very few Cold War aces! He ejected from, crashed, destroyed while landing, burned up, or got shot down in no less than five US Navy planes!