Did Someone Crack Kyrsten Sinema’s Secret Side-Gig? Eagle-Eyed Social Media User Noticed 1 Thing

One high-profile U.S senator has a thriving side hustle. Slate writer Christina Cauterucci went public with an account of purchasing a pair of high heels from newly minted Independent Senator Kyrsten Sinema on Thursday…

IJR SyndicatedDec 16, 20222 min read

Sponsored

A representative for Sinema didn’t deny that the senator herself had been reselling the gear, pointing out that many triathlete competitors (one of

Sinema’s hobbies

) sell gear that they no longer use.

“What is the story you’re working on about?” A Sinema staffer questioned Cauterucci on her report on the sales, dismissing the idea that the deals were newsworthy.

“Kyrsten’s athletic hobbies? The fact that many Ironman / triathlete competitors resale gear?”

Arizona Mirror editor Jim Small subsequently confirmed that the clothing and shoe saleswoman Cauterucci bought the heels from was in fact Sinema. Small identified the account in question as Sinema’s real personal page, having been “friends” with her before she was a senator.

Loading post…

Granted, it’s not illegal for a public servant (federal or otherwise) to sell their personal possessions for cash.

And there’s no indication that Sinema is getting sweetheart deals for second-hand clothes and shoes, which appear to be selling for a fair market price.

Sinema is rated as a five-star seller on Facebook Marketplace, with reviews attesting to her pricing, punctuality and communication.

Originally elected as a Democrat, the Arizona freshman senator threw a wrench into the plans of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer with her announcement that she was becoming an independent earlier this month.

She’ll still caucus with the Democrats, but she’s filing to run for re-election as an independent — skipping a party primary in which her Progressive rivals would assail her reluctance to toe a partisan line.

Loading post…

A bipartisan Amnesty bill for illegal immigrants backed by Sinema and North Carolina Republican Sen. Thom Tillis failed in the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.