Independent Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s outfit sparked conversation on Twitter.
During an appearance at the World Economic Forum with Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) Tuesday, Sinema wore what appeared to be a vest.
Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin are sitting next to each other during a panel at Davos pic.twitter.com/4uwz3etYad
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 17, 2023
Several users shared their opinions of Sinema’s outfit.
One tweet suggested there is a “sheep joke in their somewhere.”
There’s a sheep joke in their somewhere ? https://t.co/k9BL80NlcW
— Dolly Madison ✌?? (@dollymad1812) January 17, 2023
Writer Tara Dublin wrote, “Clearly Kyrsten Sinema heard she was going to Davos and thought it was some kind of Game of Thrones fan convention.”
Clearly Kyrsten Sinema heard she was going to Davos & thought it was some kind of Game of Thrones fan convention https://t.co/4OpREdZtE7
— Tara Dublin (@taradublinrocks) January 17, 2023
Editor-in-chief of Jezebel Laura Bassett asked, “Why is she dressed like a sheep?”
Why is she dressed like a sheep https://t.co/znpFhiwsxU
— Laura Bassett (@LEBassett) January 17, 2023
Reporter Sarah Burris said, “A bath mat is not a vest.”
A bath mat is not a vest. https://t.co/Zqq8c3cREB
— Sarah Burris ? (@SarahBurris) January 17, 2023
Check out more reactions below:
Kyrsten Sinema showing up in Davos wearing a vest made of goldendoodle puppies is very on brand. https://t.co/HyLBI8DN64
— ?? BadgerStew ? (@BadgerStew) January 18, 2023
Not the most important thing but wtf is she wearing? https://t.co/8HirfUilfp
— digby (@digby56) January 17, 2023
D tier super villain fit at the lizard convention https://t.co/pc4VaEsIUa
— Henry (@henryisvegan) January 17, 2023
I’m sorry but, who the F dresses her? https://t.co/Ar6GasZ91e
— Sherry Is Voting Against Fascism ?? ? ? (@Saahearn) January 17, 2023
Sinema is no stranger to criticism.
She made waves last month after announcing she would be leaving the Democratic Party, as IJR reported.
“In a natural extension of my service since I was first elected to Congress, I have joined the growing numbers of Arizonans who reject party politics by declaring my independence from the broken partisan system in Washington and formally registering as an Arizona Independent,” Sinema announced.
She added, “Over the past four years, I’ve worked proudly with other Senators in both parties and forged consensus on successful laws helping everyday Arizonans build better lives for themselves and their families.”
Sinema stressed her decision to register as an independent “won’t change my work in the Senate.”
The senator received criticism for her decision from several.
“The View’s” Sunny Hostin suggested Sinema “hurt the Senate” with her move.
“I think Democrats were finally in a position of controlling the Senate 51-49. We were going to get a lot done. And if she wants to talk about getting a lot done, then she should have remained a Democrat so that we can get things done,” Hostin said.
However, the White House said at the time they believe they can still “successfully” work with her.
