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Sanders Says She Was Asked to Leave Little Rock Bakery as Trump Defends Her and Hannity Urges Lawsuit

The bakery attributes its request to a visible security detail plus a standard 90‑minute seating limit, not political hostility.

Overview

  • Sarah Huckabee Sanders says the owner told her security detail that staff felt threatened by her presence and that she left after paying and tipping.
  • The Croissanterie says employees and guests grew uncomfortable as the governor’s security detail became more visible and that staff invoked a 90‑minute seating policy, adding they do not recall anyone saying they felt threatened.
  • On Friday, President Donald Trump praised Sanders as a good person and expressed surprise the episode occurred in Arkansas.
  • Fox News host Sean Hannity urged Sanders to consider suing for discrimination, while she said the market would handle it and no legal action has been announced.
  • The bakery has received strong online support, including a staff post backing the decision, and a bystander was reported to have made a crude gesture as Sanders’ group departed.