Woman confronts Trump administrative official at Washington restaurant and demands resignation

Washington: A woman confronted EPA chief Scott Pruitt in a Washington restaurant and called him to resign – the last time that a senior official of the US Department of Homecare said. President Donald Trump's administration was shot.

Kristin Mink A video of the meeting with the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency on his Facebook page Monday, writes that he "was at three tables away while I was having dinner with my child I had to say something. "

"This man is directly and significantly damaging to the health and future of my child and his children by deciding to roll back environmental regulations to the benefit of big business, while he uses the Taxpayers' money to fund a lavish lifestyle, "writes Mink, whose Facebook page identifies her as a high school teacher.
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In the video – which was viewed over 100,000 times – she walks over to a Pruitt sitting and says, "I just wanted to urge you to resign because of what you are doing for the environment and our country. "
"We deserve to have someone at the EPA who truly protects our environment, someone who believes in climate change and takes it seriously for the benefit of everyone." we, including our children, "she said, holding her toddler.

"I urge you to resign before your scandals cause you to go out," said Mink, who sometimes looked at a scrap of paper as he read notes.

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Pruitt, who was criticized for allegedly using his position to seek employment for his wife and receive a reduction on a condo rental related to a lobbying company, did not respond to Mink during the video , and the text in the end says that he "fled"

The head of the EPA was not the first Trump administration official to face a reaction public in a restaurant

Sarah Sanders, White House spokeswoman, was invited to leave a restaurant in Virginia Stephen Miller, a White House aide, was called "fasc" by an angry patron from a visit to a downtown Mexican restaurant.

And Secretary of Homeland Security, Kirstjen Nielsen, made a quick exit when protesters walked into another Mexican restaurant chanting "Shame!" also faced angry activists at e In the suburbs of Alexandria

Representative Maxine Waters urged people to "show up wherever we have to go" to protest against Trump's policy.

"If you see someone from that firm in a restaurant, in a department store, in a gas station, you go out and you create a crowd, and you push them back, and you tell them that" they are no longer welcome, no matter where, "she said.

Trump fought back to Waters with her regular insult that she is an" extraordinarily weak IQ person ", Accusing him of wanting to hurt his followers

"Watch what you want for Max!" He warned.

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| Published by: Naqshib Nisar