Democratic Senator Is Seemingly Fine With Protesters Harassing Conservatives In Restaurants, Because White Supremacy

Senator Mazie Hirono is the worst of the worst. (She’s the one who wants men to just shut up already.)

She recently spoke to CNN’s Dana Bash and basically said that she’s a-OK with protesters harassing conservatives, because *mumble mumble white supremacy mumble mumble*

“Should the going after people at restaurants stop?” Bash asked.

“Well, this is what happens,” Hirono said. “They — because when you look at white supremacists and all of that, this is what is coming forth in our country. There’s a tremendous divisiveness in our country, but this is the kind of activism that occur, and people make their own decisions. If they violate the law, then they have to account for that.”

So it’s OK, because we’re all white supremacists? Is she for real? How else am I supposed to interpret that?

On CNN, Sen. Hirono is asked about protesters harassing senators in restaurants and at home. Her answer: 'This is what happens.' And something about white supremacy… pic.twitter.com/fEpQa8OQ8h

— Byron York (@ByronYork) October 8, 2018

Oh,how different her response would be if she were on the receiving end. But keep on riding that tiger Senator.

— Charles The Hammer (@Gigantes42) October 9, 2018

Well she’s not a white supremacist, so she doesn’t deserve it. But you? You definitely do, ’cause you’re a flaming racist.

She is part of what is wrong with America.

— Scott Sherman (@SGSHERMAN63) October 8, 2018

Wow. Wonder if she would like that done to her and her family.

— kerry – user of straws (@K1erry) October 9, 2018

I know I shouldn’t be surprised at all, but I continue to be stunned by the refusal of anyone on the left to speak against this behavior instead of continuing to encourage and excuse it.

— Nancy (@CrimsnGirl) October 8, 2018

Same.

No words beyond grossly offensive… pic.twitter.com/5R0bj86YZA

— Terry Greene (@terryjgreene) October 8, 2018

Who keeps electing these people?!!

— Jeanne Ruter (@jruter) October 9, 2018

I ask myself that question every single day.