I Would Have Walked Out..

[Spicerack]

And never returned.
How about you?

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/06/23/politics/sarah-sanders-restaurant-kicked-out/index.html

[Maydup]

You'd have walked out because Sarah Sanders was in the restaurant, or because she was asked to leave?

[Spicerack]

Surprised to see the state on these people, not.
https://twitter.com/constanceregin/status/1010688125805289472

[Spicerack]

Because she was asked to leave.

[aelmpvw]

was she the only republican backer eating that night?

[murraymints]

God Bless America ! ;0(

[gulliver1]

You have got to get in , to get out.

[Spicerack]

Not sure why it matters, Ael.
Guessing she was the only famous one.

[aelmpvw]

i was being facetious ...

[Spicerack]

Are you a Genesis fan, Gulliver?

[Sqad]

All these negative and abusive situations are acting in a negative way to which they are intended.
He is building up a sympathy vote and i would like to bet my last bottom dollar that he will get another 4 year term.

[Togo]

It would appear to be OK for "some sections" to refuse service for personal reasons...……...It is called not having your cake and eating it.

[ichkeria]

With a name like that she should have been at KFC anyway

[cassa333]

Is that the sign in the restaurant she was kicked out of?

If it is it is blatant hypocrisy.

I can just imagine Tump supporters boycotting the place and tTrump haters flocking their to support the place.

[kvalidir]

I wouldn't have asked he to leave myself I don't think, but it's that woman's restaurant, she pays the bills so she can ask whoever she likes to leave, she's not obliged to serve anyone if she doesn't want to. Storm in a teacup ( AGAIN).

[Old_Geezer]

In the US, even more than here, one can opt not to serve for personal reasons. Gay themed cake issues spring to mind. Different moral priorities. But refusing service because the potential customer works for someone the proprietor disagees with, seems a strange excuse. Maybe they thought it'd bring more custom in than it drove away.

[gulliver1]

You can refuse to serve a person in the uk , for what ever reason you want. but you must never tell them why,

[pastafreak]

I despise Trump, but there's no way I'd ask an associate of his to leave. She's contradicting her own principles...and where's her southern charm? ;-)

[maggiebee]

Is she well known in the US as working for Trump or do they ask all their diners where their allegiances lie before serving them?

[gulliver1]

Spicecrack, why would you have walked out, when you could have said you were a Trump supporter and get kicked out? eh.

[Jackdaw33]

Coming to a place near you: 'Get off my premises, you voted for May and Brexit'. Substitute Corbyn for May and all hell would be let loose.