Tony StarkDec 9, 2022

Just to be clear:

“Sinema’s move away from the Democratic Party is unlikely to change the power balance in the next Senate. Democrats will have a narrow 51-49 majority that includes two independents who caucus with them: Sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Angus King of Maine…She did note, however, that she expects to keep her committee assignments – a signal that she doesn’t plan to upend the Senate composition, since Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer controls committee rosters for Democrats.”

However, in the interview, she claims that Arizonans sent her to DC to be an "independent" voice, but surely many or even most of her voters voted for her to be a Democrat, which is the party she represented when she asked for votes.

From the Green Party to Democrats to Independent. Does she believe in anything besides her own ambitions?

Beware of people like this whether politics or personal.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/09/politics/kyrsten-sinema-leaves-democratic-party/index.html

Show threadGlenG🌻 - Support UkraineDec 9, 2022
@TonyStark Good clarification, Tony.
Show threadFloatingcake
@Gleng2 @TonyStark It’s a relief she’s finally admitted she isn’t a Democrat, but it seems yet another attempt to be special and ‘courted’. Let’s hope it’s not at the expense of the folks she represents.
Dec 9, 2022 at 2:28pmWeb
Show threadyasha  Dec 9, 2022
@floatingcake @Gleng2 @TonyStark It'll be likely she will her lose her job next time she runs for office, if she remains (I), since the probabilities are generally not good for Independents in the Senate.