Coverage dated October 6, 2021
Sanders declined to sign statement condemning protests against Sinema: report Headline from The Hill
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) declined to sign a proposed statement condemning recent protests against Sen.
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Washington Times
Sanders reportedly refuses to sign Democrats’ condemnation of Sinema harassment ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published Oct 6, 2021
Washington Times's feed description Sen. Bernie Sanders has reportedly refused to sign a planned Democratic condemnation of the harassment of Sen. Kyrsten Sinema because it didn’t also criticize her political views.
The Daily Signal
Bernie Sanders Refuses to Condemn Sinema Bathroom Protesters ↗ (opens The Daily Signal) Published Oct 6, 2021
The Daily Signal's feed description “Sanders will not be signing,” Sanders’ communications director says in an email about a statement condemning Sinema's bathroom protesters.
Insider
Bernie Sanders refused to sign a statement condemning the protestors who harassed Sinema in the bathroom, report says ↗ (opens Insider) Published Oct 6, 2021
Insider's feed description According to Axios, Sanders wanted more criticism of Sinema's political position in a statement defending her from harassment.
The Hill
Sanders declined to sign statement condemning protests against Sinema: report ↗ (opens The Hill) Published Oct 6, 2021
The Hill's feed description Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) declined to sign a proposed statement condemning recent protests against Sen.
FOX Business
Sanders refused to sign letter condemning Sinema confrontation, report says ↗ (opens FOX Business) Published Oct 6, 2021
FOX Business's feed description Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., refused to sign a letter to condemn the actions of left-wing activists who confronted Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., in a public bathroom because the statement did not criticize her “political views,” a report late Wednesday said.
