Former Senator SUED Under Rare ‘Homewrecker’ Law

Former Senator Kyrsten Sinema faces a federal lawsuit under North Carolina’s rare “homewrecker law,” exposing how liberal politicians exploit vulnerable veterans while pushing destructive agendas that undermine traditional family values.

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Sinema sued for $25,000 under North Carolina’s “alienation of affection” law for allegedly destroying 14-year military marriage
Evidence includes explicit Signal messages, psychedelic drug encouragement, and abuse of employer authority over vulnerable veteran
Case exposes Sinema’s pattern of inappropriate staff relationships and taxpayer-funded personal trips
Lawsuit parallels separate FEC complaint over $100,000+ in campaign fund misuse for European vacations

Liberal Senator Exploits Military Veteran’s Vulnerabilities

Heather Ammel filed a federal lawsuit against former Senator Kyrsten Sinema in September 2025, alleging the Arizona Democrat deliberately destroyed her 14-year marriage to Army veteran Matthew Ammel. The suit invokes North Carolina’s “alienation of affection” statute, seeking $25,000 in damages for Sinema’s alleged predatory behavior targeting a vulnerable veteran suffering from PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and substance abuse issues. This case exemplifies how liberal politicians abuse their power while claiming to support military families.

Matthew Ammel retired from the U.S. Army in 2022 and was immediately hired as Sinema’s bodyguard, despite previous security concerns. The head of Sinema’s security team had already resigned over her inappropriate relationships with staff members. Court documents reveal Sinema began targeting the married father of three in 2023, using her position of authority to manipulate him through gifts, private trips, and promises of career advancement that made him financially dependent on her favor.

Damning Evidence Reveals Contempt for Constitutional Duties

Signal messages obtained by Heather Ammel expose not only Sinema’s alleged affair but her shocking disregard for her senatorial responsibilities. Evidence shows Sinema skipped the State of the Union address to spend time with Ammel, mocking President Biden in private messages while taxpayers funded her salary. She gifted him expensive items including a Theragun massage device and arranged non-official trips to Napa Valley, Las Vegas concerts, and San Francisco hotel stays that blurred personal and professional boundaries.

The messages reveal Sinema’s disturbing promotion of illegal drug use, suggesting MDMA consumption during work trips for “psychedelic experiences” and paying for Ammel’s psychedelic treatment in Nashville. This behavior directly contradicts conservative values regarding law enforcement and personal responsibility, while demonstrating how liberal politicians operate by different rules. Her post-Senate advocacy for psychedelic drugs appears rooted in personal experimentation rather than legitimate policy research.

Rare “Homewrecker Law” Protects Traditional Marriage Values

North Carolina’s alienation of affection statute represents one of only six remaining state laws that legally protect marriage as a sacred institution. Enacted in the early 20th century, these statutes recognize marriage as worthy of legal protection against intentional interference by third parties. Legal experts note the law requires proving a loving marriage existed before interference, tortious acts by the defendant, and resulting loss of marital consortium.

The statute successfully deters extramarital interference, with North Carolina processing approximately 200 cases annually and awards sometimes reaching millions of dollars. Critics who label these laws “archaic” fundamentally misunderstand their purpose in preserving family stability. This case could set important precedent for holding powerful politicians accountable when they abuse their authority to destroy military families, demonstrating that conservative legal principles still protect traditional values against liberal elite misconduct.