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It's funny to make a list of all the places Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema can't seem to go these days without running into a constituent,

brandishing a smartphone, and a long list of questions.

Sinema has been pulled aside while rushing past security at Reagan National Airport.

She's been confronted while on a flight, squashed into a seat next to the aisle.

And she's also been approached at Arizona State University. She teaches a class and social work there.

If you watch enough of these confrontations, you realize there's a pattern.

It doesn't matter what the people who approach Sinema want to talk about, immigration, climate change, voting rights.

The Senator is remarkably consistent. She simply acts like the people who want her attention aren't there.

There was just a wedding she was at last weekend that we had some protesters at and, you know, it was nightmarish.

Sylvia Gonzalez-Andersch is an Arizona Democrat, not really the type to follow a Senator down a hallway and live stream it, but her political network is talking about these videos, commenting on them.

Shame on Sinema!

Shame on Sinema!

Sylvia says the protesters who crashed that wedding the other day, they were there because Senator Sinema was scheduled to officiate.

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