She broke ethics rules by using her official Twitter account to tweet about the incident. She should have used a personal account to be legal:
"Walter Shaub, federal ethics chief under Barack Obama and briefly Trump and now a fierce critic of the administration, responded: Sanders used her official govt account to condemn a private business for personal reasons... she can lob attacks on her own time but not using her official position." [msn.com]

I'll bet watching her waddle out of there was a beautiful site. Sometimes you can find pleasure in the largest things. ☺

@mosuper You're not missing anything...typical logic from the political left, their spite knows no end. The ironic part is, Provost pretty much admitted that the wedding cake ruling was indeed legitimate, assuming he really felt that way with a restaurant not being forced to cook for Sanders.

She's being treated the way she wants other people treated. Simple as that. She'll never admit that, though, and if she says she does, well, you know she's lying because she's speaking.

She's a lying POS, even in tweets. I've heard how she treats reporters with "respect".