Opinion: I own the Red Hen restaurant that asked Sarah Sanders to leave. Resistance isn’t futile.
By Stephanie Wilkinson May 14 at 9:22 AM Stephanie Wilkinson is the co-owner of the Red Hen in Lexington, Va.Your so-called business is in jeopardy. Rest assured this is not a threat but simply a warning that predicts your downfall. . . . When your treasonist hypocrite lowlife Obama took our nation into despair we didn’t do or say the things you do. Get over it, before it’s too late! BTW, there are a lot more of us than there are of you.
Faced with the prospect of serving a fine meal to a person whose actions in the service of our country we felt violated basic standards of humanity, we balked. We couldn’t do it. In the days following, I tried to balance fears for the safety of my family and staff against the reality of being well-protected in a small, loving community.
The realness of that mail struck me. Paper correspondence carries all the marks of genuine humans, people who feel strongly enough about the whole event that they take on all those little tasks of letter writing — tracking down paper or card, composing their thoughts, handwriting or printing it out, locating our address and getting it into the mail.
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