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RE: Lexington VA Restaraunt Welcomes Trump Supporters
(06-24-2018 12:53 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  Now a delusional leftie is claiming Sarah Sanders violated ethics rules by tweeting the fact that she was asked to leave the Red Hen diner. Apparently, he is under the impression that administration members he doesnt agree with cannot tweet facts. He also seems to be unaware that a administration member must profit from the tweet for it to be an ethical violation. Either---he's not a very knowledgeable expert or---he is simply an unethical lying "ethics expert".


http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/e...&ocid=iehp

As the left likes to say, actions have consequences. The restaurant owner has a right not to serve people. Customers have a right to know that and cost him half his business.
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