There’s something wrong with Kyrsten Sinema

| 6:00 pm EDT September 28, 2022
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I once wrote an article comparing Kyrsten Sinema to a chameleon. This is because, like chameleons, Sinema seems to move easily from disguise to disguise. But lately, I’ve just been thinking that there is something very seriously wrong with Sinema because her latest disguise seems to be helping Mitch McConnell as much as possible.

Sinema has expressed gratitude to Moscow Mitch, remarking that they both share many of the same values. The comment is somewhat demented and doesn’t make a whole lot of sense — sort of like the Arizona Senator herself.

Sinema also says she is in favor of bringing back the 60 vote threshold, which is bat-shit crazy and makes no sense, either. But Sinema feels that nobody should ever get everything they want in the Senate. Is this lady TRYING to lose? I do not know what is wrong with Sinema. Perhaps she has a strong self-sabotage streak.

Perhaps she is just completely nuts and thinks what she’s saying is smart and philosophical. Nobody really knows. But she is crazy if she thinks she has any chance of winning in the 2024 election.

Many feel she is trying to model herself after John McCain. Here’s the problem with that logic, though. If that is indeed what she is doing, it will backfire. Indeed, it already has. Authenticity cannot be faked. That’s WHY it’s called authenticity. McCain was the real deal. He had no need to fake ANYTHING. The people in Arizona loved him because he was who he was.

Sinema is a poser. Posers try to replicate other people but usually, that doesn’t work because they are, in fact, posing. They’re not their true and most authentic selves. What comes through when Sinema speaks is a serene and soft-spoken robot — a robot in deep pretend territory, with a painted-on smile, vacant words, and no knowledge about how anything works regarding the American people.