Sorry, I have to disagree with the whole jest of this article.

Politicians of all stripes need to have their privacy. Just because we do not like them or their policies does not justify stalking them. If a Republican protester followed AOC into the washroom, this article would have an entirely different slant.

To say that Sinema does not have support of Arizona voters is folly. I would guess that at least 40% of Arizona voters like what she is doing. Most of them might be Republicans, but to say she is ignoring the will of the people goes too far. Granted, she might be ignoring the will of her campaign team, but they do not constitute the whole state.

In the end, it will be the Democrat primary and the general election that will sort this out (maybe). That's the way the system is supposed to work. "Bad" legislators get weeded out at election time, right?

This leads to my next challenge. The election of Sinema is a sign that the American system is not working for the 21st century. It's time for a new way.