Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi was accosted and spat on by hecklers at a Cineplex. White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, along with her family, were denied service at a restaurant, and her relatives were subsequently subjected to an impromptu demonstration orchestrated by the restaurant’s owner. Cabinet secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, director of Homeland Security, was harassed by screaming hecklers at a restaurant and outside her home. President Donald Trump’s son Baron was made the suggested subject of pedophilic assault, in a public televised statement by actor Peter Fonda (son of iconic American actor Henry Fonda). On a less confrontational note, House candidate Lena Epstein’s fundraiser at the Franklin Hills Country Club in Michigan was canceled, by the club’s board, because of her political beliefs—after the club held a fundraiser for her opponent. This was followed by a bullying rant on social media by Michael Simon, the son of the club’s former president. Simon said Epstein had been asked to relocate the fundraiser rather than “bring her brand of toxic xenophobia” to the venue.
