Why a small-town restaurant owner asked Sarah Huckabee Sanders to leave

[someone]

Why a small-town restaurant owner asked Sarah Huckabee Sanders to leave — and would do it again

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/loc ... c3689b7f2b

[Guest]

Sarah will be given an apology and a ton of cash per the Starbucks precedent, right?

[Lexy]

Restaurants have the right to refuse service to anyone. Maybe they should ask a person's political affiliation when they take the reservation. They can look for a clientele that includes Kathy Griffin, Samantha Bee, Michelle Wolf, Bill Mahr, Peter Fonda...

[Anon]

Sarah will be given an apology and a ton of cash per the Starbucks precedent, right?

Why would she? You do understand the difference between a businesses right to refuse service and discrimination of a protected class right?

[mommy_jules]

I don't understand the refusing service to paying customers thing. It doesn't sound like good business practice. It's not my business, so not my decision.

[Guest]

She wasn’t arrested or targeted unlawfully because of her skin color, so, no. Not the same thing.

Sarah will be given an apology and a ton of cash per the Starbucks precedent, right?

[Maggie]

Everyone cheers for this but let it be bakery refusing service to a gay couple and people are ready to burn the place down.

I’m all for private businesses refusing service to who ever they please but let’s keep it fair.

[LOL]

I'd run the lying POS out too.

[RedBottoms]

I don't care their reasons. I feel businesses should have carte blanche to not serve anyone they want for whatever reason. But then those people also have carte blanche to write them bad reviews or blast them on social media or go to the news media etc

works both ways

[lwalker270]

I am no fan of Donald Trump nor Sarah Sanders; however, I think kicking them out simply because she works for Trump makes the owner look petty and small-minded.