Too good. 😂 Enjoy- White Guys Are Mad About Tim Walz's 'White-Guy Tacos'

[malaise]

https://www.thecut.com/article/tim-walz-white-guy-tacos-controversy.html

Conservative men with posting obsessions always need something new to yell about, and for the past 24 hours they’ve decided it’s Tim Walz’s taco preferences. Sure, why not? Their faux outrage spawned from a video released by the Kamala Harris campaign in which Walz tells Harris that he enjoys “white-guy tacos.”

[StarryNite]

1. Good grief. They are so desperate.

[malaise]

2. They are weirdos

who cannot deal with authentic people- it is fall down funny watching and hearing their out of touch reactions

[Celerity]

44. Mexican Dads try 'White People Tacos'

[malaise]

51. Too good

😀

[sl8]

4. Moved. nt

[senseandsensibility]

3. Well, they have no sense of humor so...

My white guy hubby thinks it's hilarious (and true) although he also enjoys spicy ones. Really tacos are good in all forms as you quickly learn growing up in California. Even my whitebread family had tacos for dinner once a week. We made them the way they tasted good to us using that packet of taco seasoning you could buy back then. Thanks for the tacos, Mom!

[malaise]

7. Of course it's real

I cook for in laws who can’t handle spices

[leftieNanner]

15. I still make tacos!

Used to feed the HS basketball team on them.

A trick instead of the spice packet, I add 8 oz. V8 juice and my own spices (cumin, oregano, chili powder, s&p) to a pound of ground beef or turkey. Simmer until thickened.

[Zoomie1986]

40. The pack of taco seasoning still exists

I usually make my own, but the packet works for those days when I'm too busy or tired to root around in the spice cabinet.

The packets are also great for making very fast soups.

[onecaliberal]

41. We eat white people tacos too!

We knew exactly what he meant.

[ecstatic]

5. I LOVE this... wow, this is marketing on a whole new level. nt

[malaise]

11. Sooooo good

😀

[Beartracks]

6. OMG, there's outrage over that?

It was funny!

Who are the snowflakes out there melting down over this? Pfft.

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[sl8]

8. "Damn, it's hard to see how Walz will ever come back from this."

"Noted right-wing conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich was so offended by the comment that he dug up Walz’s award-winning hotdish recipe, in which the Minnesota governor used chili powder and paprika. Damn, it’s hard to see how Walz will ever come back from this."

[CoopersDad]

9. We're doin it together, buddy!

Love them!

I ordered four lawn signs and don't even own a lawn.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

10. I love these two!

[senseandsensibility]

18. It's almost like they were

created in a lab for a sitcom or something! Too cute!

[mucifer]

12. It's probably mostly russian bots.

[getagrip_already]

13. Well, they are right about one thing......

Ground black pepper is not at the top of the spice chain.

[malaise]

17. LOL

😂😀😂

[spooky3]

14. I like her subtle reference to Mark Warner's hilarious tuna melt video

?feature=shared

[malaise]

19. Great spot

Rec😀

That was hilarious although I would never eat it😂😂😂
The only tin food here is cat food and tomato paste.n tune and cheese - damn.

Add

[spooky3]

23. That's why it's disgustingly funny. Nt

[malaise]

25. His wife and kids are right

Hehehe😀

[Cirsium]

20. ha ha ha

"If you're having trouble keeping up, you can pause, because the placement of the tuna is very important."

"I can't get my wife and kids to eat these anymore."

[malaise]

21. I can see why?

😂😂😂

[Hermit-The-Prog]

26. I couldn't eat that. That was enough mayo for a dozen sandwiches and that was not cheese.

[spooky3]

28. No kidding :-). And he washed his hands AFTER he made

The sandwich—not before?

[malaise]

31. We call,that cheese food

Haha

[Linda ladeewolf]

45. Better with toasted bread!

[MrsCoffee]

64. One of the most disgusting things I've seen anyone eat.

At least he didn’t use miracle whip. I would have lost my appetite for the next few days.

[PedroXimenez]

16. Trump and Vance need to do a video like this

it would be very enjoyable to watch

[malaise]

22. They couldn't

Too fake

[Wounded Bear]

24. Definitely worth the watch...

[malaise]

27. So fun

Thank Joy Reid for showing part of it😀

[Buns_of_Fire]

29. Gomer Comer will soon announce that his committee

is going to investigate this blatant example of spice abuse by a public official. That's what some people are saying,

[malaise]

32. Ha

😂

[Ocelot II]

30. Walz was just making fun of his small-town midwestern menu choices,

which are stereotypically bland and unspicy - hot dish (tuna-noodle casseroles or something made with tater tots and cream of mushroom soup) and "white guy" tacos made of ground beef and shredded cheddar cheese. But they have to get butt-hurt over something, I guess.

[malaise]

33. Fall down funny

😀

[DemonGoddess]

34. This is a great video!

Only people with serious insecurities would be threatened by it. As to the "white man taco", my hubs, is German/English/Scots. Me, I'm Filipino, Italian, Polish and Greek. So, I had to introduce him to more flavorful foods.

[malaise]

38. LOL

I can just imagine. On the other hand, some folks cannot handle pepper or some other spices. I have a good friend who hates spicy (as I. Hot pepper) food. He is Afro-Caribbean. I have to cook his food separately when I have the regulars over twice a year.

[Zoomie1986]

47. I had to cut most peppers out of my diet

Because they're nightshade, and my allergies to them are only getting worse over time. Several things that gave me no trouble when I was younger are now intolerances, and what used to be mild intolerances are now 'get out the EpiPen' for me.

The one nightshade that's always been deadly for me has been cayenne. If people measure it out with a spoon, or sprinkle it on food in the same room with me, my throat swells shut in less than 30 seconds, and my head becomes the size of a pumpkin

So much fun.

[malaise]

63. I cook with either scotch bonnet and/or wiri wiri

and then I add homemade pepper sauce or the cauliflower or carrots pickled in the pepper sauce.
I always loved hot food. The good news is that I have no allergies

It must be awful for you. Some people really can’t handle hot with pepper food..

[DemonGoddess]

62. It took me over 30 years

to be able to cook mildly (to me) spicy food without having to cook his separately. Mind you, what I consider mild, he says is moderately spicy to hot.

[blogslug]

35. What a bunch of insecure weirdos

Relax, ya big babies

[Emile]

36. Those conservative men need

[malaise]

39. Bwaaaaah

😂

[rampartd]

37. wholesome normal people

maybe the gold record overhead was a bit much,

but i really like the "i'm a little bit country, i'm a little bit rock and roll" vibe to contrast with the "my way or the highway" authoritarian on the other side.

[multigraincracker]

42. No blck and white in my world.

Only shades of gray.

[Linda ladeewolf]

43. Spicey

I used to like spicy when I was younger, I eat a taco tonight it’ll be heartburn until tomorrow night. I used hot sauce on my eggs, my steaks, my chili, now it’s bland oatmeal, unsalted eggs and milk. I can’t even enjoy a whole soda.

[Zoomie1986]

50. There's a medical term for this

No, not old age. Something Latin-y. My mother used it sometimes when talking about how people's dietary tolerances change over time.

I was like you--I could eat spicy anything when I was younger. Hotter the better (as long as it wasn't my nemesis, cayenne). Now? I'm almost Minnesotan in my heat tolerance. Almost. But not quite.

Food actually tastes better to me now that I'm getting more creative about seasoning food rather than maxing out the heat. I'm also learning about 'less is more' with seasoning. Many of these modern dishes go way overboard with the herbs and spices, when more judicious use of seasoning brings out the flavor of meats, and especially vegetables, better. After all, it's Coq au Vin, not Ail (garlic) au Vin. The chicken and wine are the stars, and the spices are the supporting cast, not vice versa.

[Linda ladeewolf]

65. I find myself leaving off the salt

And most of the pepper. Plus since I had Covid right after it got here I have almost no sense of smell. That too affects my taste buds, I had to stop seasoning our food because I can’t taste salt very well. My hubby has to season his own, lol.

[malaise]

52. I still,love my spicy food

But I know many folks who can’t eat it anymore and some who. Outdoor never eat it.

[byronius]

46. Best presidential team of my life.

I love these two. And Joe.

The best of America.

[blue sky at night]

55. I agree...

These guys are rocking it!💙💙💙💙💙❤️

[BMW2020RT]

48. How bad could Walz be? He likes Springsteen and Seger.

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He needs to be a little more adventurous with his tacos though.

Eight track... I passed on those. Went straight to cassette recordings of my vinyl albums for car tunes.

[Clouds Passing]

49. I'd like to try some of Tim's awesome white guy tacos. I make awesome white chick tacos.

[malaise]

54. Ha

😀

[Faux pas]

53. This was GREAT!

Interesting idea to have them interview each other

[keithbvadu2]

56. "taco trucks on every corner" --- a complicated relationship

The phrase "taco trucks on every corner" was used by American activist Marco Gutierrez, the co-founder of Latinos for Trump, on September 1, 2016 which received widespread attention during that year's presidential election.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taco_trucks_on_every_corner#Origin

[malaise]

57. Remember when the CONvicted felon claimed that the best tacos were

in Trump Tower Grill

A complete fraud
https://www.cnn.com/2016/05/05/politics/donald-trump-taco-bowl-cinco-de-mayo/index.html

[gordianot]

58. Ok I have had the real thing and like them.

My favorite taco is from a food franchise that made them as a side. These taco’s were really greasy back in the day probably loaded with cholesterol they eliminated the grease and they suffer today only a hint of grease. I still prefer a good dousing of tobasco. White people tacos, Mexican Tacos they both work for me

[brush]

59. The video of VP Harris and Gov. Walz just sitting and talking it over is priceless.

Several campaign ads could be made from just cuts of their conversation.

They are great together. They're winners IMO, and the nation is finding out just as we are.

There's something to be said about this short, abbreviated campaign length...sorta like in other countries where campaigns don't take two whole years and multi-millions of dollars.

[malaise]

61. Agree 100%

[roscoeroscoe]

60. They are really pulling away, this stuff is so good

Tacos! Everyone who is a real person, not a conservobot, knows about the many many kinds of tacos. From white boy tacos to street tacos, to death tacos, greasy and so delicious.

Weirdos.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

66. 'Anti-white racism': MAGA influencers melting down over Tim Walz's taco joke

Walz's taco joke is pissing off the maga idiots

Link to tweet

https://www.rawstory.com/tim-walz-white-tacos/

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz this week made a self-deprecating joke about liking "white guy tacos" without much seasoning -- and many top conservative influencers are furious.

Many right-wing influencers did not see humor in the exchange, however, and they accused Walz and Harris of engaging in anti-white bigotry.

"Crazy that a presidential candidate can just casually let out some blatant anti-white racism and nobody cares," complained The Daily Wire's Matt Walsh. "Imagine if Donald Trump said that a 'black guy taco' was made with fried chicken and watermelon. Nuclear meltdown."

The Daily Wire's Ben Shapiro also registered his objection.

"See, folks, it's funny that white people hate spices!" he wrote sarcastically. "Not racist at all! Just funny! (FACT CHECK: Europeans liked spices so much that they literally got involved in several hundred years of war in order to determine control of the spice trade.)"

MAGA influencer Mike Cernovich did some detective work and discovered that Walz had at one time made a taco recipe that featured spices including paprika and chili powder, which he suggested shows "Tim Walz is lying about how people in Minnesota don’t season their food."