Former Obama aide unloads the C-bomb in
foul-mouthed tirade directed at Kyrsten
Sinema for 'disrespecting Biden' and breaking
ranks on the filibuster, during leftwing
podcast appearance
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/27/2022 9:15:14 PM
A former senior aide to President Barack Obama condemned Sen. Kyrsten Sinema as 'a c***' during a foul-mouthed appearance on a leftwing podcast. Alyssa Mastromonaco took aim at the Arizona senator for announcing that she could not support a filibuster carve-out in order to pass voting rights legislative—just before President Joe Biden met with Democrats to make one last appeal for their support. While Sinema has attracted the anger of Democrats from all parts of the party, no one has gone quite as far as Mastromonaco, 45, who was deputy chief of staff in the Obama White House.(Snip)'So anyway, it's the s***tiest grossest, like
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Perhaps so, but whereas Alyssa Mastromonaco is powerful and brave and is a woman who's highly passionate about humanity, Donald Trump deserves to be rigged out of office and indicted for his mean tweets, to the point where lots of foolish women donned vulgar pink hats in protest.