25 Replies to “It’s Taco Tuesday”

  1. Who are Hispanics to question a doctor? She’s an expert for crying out loud!!

    1. It’s not fair to quote Dr. Biden out of context. I think she said “breathless tacos”.

      Dr. Biden meant that Hispanics are as unique as Taco Bell’s “completely customizable taco menu”, where “the options are nearly endless!”

      https://www.tacobell.com/food/tacos

      1. Now THAT’S … authentic. As authentic as DOCTOR Jill’s burden for the brown man …

  2. This will fade in the media. They won’t report it so by tomorrow all will be forgotten.

  3. LMAO! I will NOT go down the NSFW ‘taco’ path… *lips zipped*…oops 😉

  4. It’s a shame that Joe Biden didn’t come in and do his Indian accent while lamenting that he couldn’t enter a 7-11 or a Dunkin Donuts unless he did the accent (which, by the way, he stated in an interview back in 2008).

    What’s Kate’s little saying? “Scratch a liberal, find a racist.” Or something like that.

  5. Does that mean I can call Ukrainian refugees perogies? Nordberg wants to know.

    1. Yup. And you can call AllanS and its various genders like Colonoscopy the great “Perogie Diddlers” or “Freeland Lickers.”

  6. Well, we do know from Joe that Latinos, unlike the african-american community with a few notable exceptions, is very diverse.
    Perhaps the problem here is that is someone else calling them tacos. Recall that it was JFK himself who said that he was a “Berliner,” which is apparently some sort of pastry.

    1. A Berliner is a jelly doughnut which is very popular in Eastern Europe. JFK actually made a German grammar mistake – he meant to say “I’m a resident of Berlin” in solidarity with the residents standing up to the Soviets. By saying “Ich bin ein Berliner” he used the English syntax, the way somebody would say “I’m a New Yorker”. What he should have said is “Ich bin Berliner” – correct German syntax,

  7. I’d like to point out that I am traumatized every time I go grocery shopping. My self-esteem is crushed by walking down the Cracker aisle.

    Here’s my point: I don’t give a flying eff if someone tried to use a food analogy to describe ancestry. I don’t care that it was a rather poorly thought out analogy at that. BUT, the new rules are that you throw this nonsense back in the face of those who created it…and it is created. Hell, if you look at the origin of the perceived racial slur “cracker” it goes well back into the 1500’s and has nothing to do with skin color. If you are offended because someone takes a common staple of your diet and associates it with you…then you are a temperamental jackass. The only gripe I have is that the First Lady of the US treats everyone like she’s teaching a kindergarten class. She is not a serious person (despite her attempt to portray otherwise). I expect ridiculous and unserious things to come out of her mouth, and I don’t take them seriously because…I consider the source.

    1. Years ago, my wife gave me shit for referring to Chinese drivers as “Ricers”, until one of her Chinese-Canadian co-workers used the same term for the same reason.

    2. Instead of trying to persuade her demented husband not to run for the presidency in the first place for the good of the country and not having her husband embarrass himself nationally as well as internationally tells you what kind of low hanging fruit she really is. A good wife would have put her husband and the country first.

    3. Oh come on, you’ve got to have fun with this. It’s the perfect illustration of a White House that’s obnoxiously woke and hopelessly inept.

      “We are all tacos now.”

  8. As I have often said, political multiculturalism for white liberals extends no further than a bowl of pho. She might as well have come out and said: “I admire your quaint, little brown people culture”.

    It’s rude, boorish and thoughtless and only one step away from venom when the – ahem – less than elite gets angry (SEE: Thomas, Clarence).

  9. The article makes one mistake – it refers to Jill Biden as “a doctor”. For heaven’s sake, she is NOT a doctor! She got a Mickey Mouse PhD. in her husband’s home state and ever since, she has insisted on being called and referred to as Dr. She’s not even a professor: she’s a teacher at a community college. Even when she appeared on a recent cover of a fashion magazine, she was called DR Jill Biden. It’s pretentious and ridiculous. I have known some brilliant academics who have PhDs in some very impressive fields (nuclear physics, etc) and none of them insist on being called Dr. all the time the way this woman does.

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