She can post as she likes. Any elected individual who chooses to marginalize, swear at and demean a portion of the body she is representing should expect consequences. Could you imagine a Member of Parliament spouting something like this and we just all accepted it (several cases of politicians shamed out of positions). What about a male  President of the Student Engineering club telling WISEST (Women in scholarship, engineering, science and technology) to f-off and stop playing victims.

Do random people post crap like that daily, yes! It's not right but they do it. Elected officials are held to a higher standard because they are expected to be educated and try to put aside biases for the greater good. Her position on 150 and the vote is not an issue. Her need to attack a group is. In my opinion she lost the right to represent her fellow students. A workshop was a very generous offer, one that might have seem some real personal growth.