Arizona Senator Krysten Sinema has come out against claims made by George Santos about alleged conversations and encounters that took place during the State of the Union address. In the initial claim, the documented liar claimed that Sinema gave him words of encouragement. The claims were made during an interview this week with Newsmax.
“Kyrsten Sinema, as she was walking by, she said something to the effect of ‘Hang in there buddy,’ or something like that,” Santos told Newsmax. “I said, ‘Thank you, Madam Senator.’
He added: “She was very polite [and] kind-hearted. She’s a good person, unlike Mr. Romney who thinks he’s above it all and who is on an almighty white horse trying to talk down to us on morality.”
As one might expect, Sinema’s office quickly responded to the claims according to reports.
A spokesperson for Sinema ‘s office confirmed on Friday that no such words were given to the troubled Senator despite his claims.
“I can confirm that it did not happen,” Hannah Hurley, the senator’s communications director, told HuffPost in an email.
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