First she dresses down a general from the US Army for calling her "ma'am," which is what he was brought up and trained to do. It is actually a courtesy, a sign of respect. Then the incident a couple of days ago when she tried to enter race into a senate hearing about energy just because a black man was taking the questions. http://www.breitbart.tv/god-awful-black ... l-remarks/
The fact that Senator Boxer is actually a senator illustrates how different the states are. If she lived in any state in the South, the way she treated the general would have doomed her re-election chances, if she ever would have been elected in the first place.
This is not a political post BTW. This is simply an observation of her character, which is terrible.
The fact that Senator Boxer is actually a senator illustrates how different the states are. If she lived in any state in the South, the way she treated the general would have doomed her re-election chances, if she ever would have been elected in the first place.
This is not a political post BTW. This is simply an observation of her character, which is terrible.
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