Shaun King talks about the Sarah Huckabee Sanders incident in which she was refused service at a Virginia restaurant. He poses the question, “At what point is it acceptable to say I cannot in good conscience serve this person a meal?”
Where would you draw the line?
Listen to Shaun’s take above.
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It’s ok to say “I will not serve you” anytime you want. As long as you no longer need a steady income.
The Ugly cow should’ve gone to CRACKER BARREL–she would fit right in at that POS restaurant!!!!!!!
Boo Hoo Hoo, Sarah!!!!!!!!!!