Sen. Katie Muth Sets Off Twitter-Storm With Kobe Tweet
State Senator Katie Muth, (D, SD-44; Berks, Chester Montco) tweeted a response to Governor Tom Wolf last night, claiming that the former Lower Merion High School and Los Angeles Laker start was a “credibly accused rapist with DNA.”
To the surprise of no one, Muth’s tweet set off a chain of angry responses, some of which noted that the underwear worn by Bryant’s accuser to the rape exam room, contained sperm from another man, along with Caucasian pubic hair.
Muth, who does not have a reputation for backing away from a fight, fired back with more tweets attacking Kobe. And to the surprise of no one, her additional tweets brought dozens more angry retorts as well as some supportive responses.
Muth is a disgrace.
She uses here status as victim of sexual assault to beat on opponents and her own party.
She uses survivors and dumps them at the first sign of conscience. Absolute slimeball
Muth treats her staff – who have mainly been women – like crap. She’s abusive and a bully. Several CREDIBLE complaints have been filed against her.
Yet again Senator Katie Muth has shown that she was unworthy of the support of those that helped get her elected. She is a thoughtless politician who only cares about herself. That she would select this moment to deepen the pain being experienced by so many is not surprising to me or any of the people who have worked for her and filed multiple CREDIBLE complaints against her in the Senate. Katie should focus on giving those that she bullied & abused in her employ a voice & stop being a hypocrite! She has either fired or forced out at least nine people in her first year. All of those people, including myself, have lost their health insurance, their income, their livelihood… she should focus on helping them instead of hurting others. Abuse is abuse, and she is perpetrating an abusive environment in her office. Let’s see if she gives those people a voice and encourages people to believe their stories. #DoBetterTryHarder #WeExpectMoreFromOurLeaders