Of course, it’s happening in Minnesota.
Kaohly Her made history when she became the first illegal alien female mayor of St. Paul on a campaign pledge to prevent ICE from deporting her back home.
“I am illegal in this country. My parents are illegal here in this country,” Former Minnesota State Rep. Kaohly Her declared.
In her inaugural address, Mayor Kaohly Her described federal immigration enforcement as an “unprecedented incursion that we must meet head on.” She spoke while surrounded by minority female politicians as well as Robert ‘Susan Kimblery’ Sylvester: a former deputy mayor who now claims to be a transgender woman.
Somehow things only went downhill from here, and now she’s being accused of bisexual sexual harassment. Who knew that a Minnesota foreign politician could have a more messed-up sex life than Rep. Ilhan Omar.
A former high-ranking police official told investigators that Her made comments about her breasts and engaged in other behavior the former official found inappropriate, according to a person with knowledge of the investigation.
The former deputy chief also told investigators that Her made what the officer described as “orgasmic noises” while working out in the police gym.
But Police Chief Axel Henry, who is a man, also appears to be accusing her of sexual harassment.
Included with the letter is a screenshot of an alleged text message from Her to an unnamed city employee that reads “Happy Weiner Wednesday! Wish I was having a (hot dog emoji) with you all on 6 today!”
Below the text message is an internet meme showing a swaddled baby with an adult’s head, which has been redacted, The Minnesota Star Tribune reported.
“When she wraps you up in her blanket after you gave her a good weinering,” reads the caption.
I wish I hadn’t read that. Or had to copy it. This reeks of creepy and predatory behavior by a politician in office.
Just remember, people lost their jobs, careers and reputations for a fraction of this kind of thing during the #MeToo moral panic.
Her felt comfortable sending it to people who clearly didn’t want to get it because she believed that as a minority woman in power, she was untouchable.
And it’s apparently not the first time
Her was hit with a restraining order petition last year by a former friend who claimed she had sent her “inappropriate or sexualized questions” and had gotten her removed from the National Kidney Foundation Board.
And none of that stopped her from taking over St. Paul.
Article posted with permission from Daniel Greenfield
