Democratic Arizona Senator Kirsten Cinema attracted criticism once again this week when she revealed that she and the very conservative Mitch McConnell have developed a new working friendship. But this time around, Joy Behar is pretty sure Sen. McConnell belongs to cinema Only friends in politics.
This week, Cinema and McConnell go back and forth singing each other’s praises, with McConnell calling the Arizona senator “the most effective first-term senator I’ve seen in her time in the Senate,” and Cinema talking about their newfound friendship. Told. lies in our commonalities.” As a result, the cinema has received setbacks from other Democrats—but that wasn’t surprising to Behar and her co-hosts on Tuesday’s “The View.” So she compiled a list of people who are the Senate minority. feel isolated from the leader.
“You know, he’s not popular in his state,” Behr said. “Fifty percent of women consider her unfavourable. Men don’t like her, white voters don’t like her, Hispanic voters don’t like her, voters 50 and over don’t like her. Young voters don’t like her. The one who likes her The only person is Mitch McConnell! And Mitch McConnell likes him because she works with him to disrupt the Democrats.”
But despite McConnell’s support, Behar doesn’t get much love for cinema from other Republicans.
“She’s not even going to be popular with Republicans, because she has no religion, as far as I can tell, and she says she’s bisexual,” Behr said, followed by a buzzer noise and an ‘X. ‘ with his fingers. “She doesn’t like it. So I guess she has a problem. She doesn’t help the Democrats. We don’t need her.”
That said, host Alyssa Farah Griffin doesn’t care about the idea that cinema is “practically a Republican,” given how often she still votes in favor of President Biden’s policies.
You can watch the full segment from “The View” in the video above.
