Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) addressed her longstanding reputation of being especially difficult to work with on Thursday after an independent voter confronted her with concerns over how she would govern if she was elected president of the United States.
“I’m concerned about my next leader, so my question to you is: how are you going to govern and how are you going to pick people?” Lizzy Berbue, a retired respiratory care practitioner asked Klobuchar during a dinner with voters on an episode of ABC News’ “Around The Table.” “You have a wonderful bipartisan ability to pass bills, but what I’m concerned about — the one thing that has been said about you — that you’re difficult to work for. I know when you work for somebody who’s difficult it brings you down.”
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