'Incredibly painful': Watch Democrat running for governor implode when asked about her desire to cancel Thanksgiving'Should have done this in 1621'

wnd.com ^ | 8 4 2026 | WND staff

[rktman]

Collins: Do you still believe that Thanksgiving should be canceled?

Hong: I'm a chef, and one of the first meals that I made was for the community when I was 16 was a Thanksgiving meal. But Thanksgiving is also a time that's incredibly painful for many people in our communities

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[rktman]

Geee. I wonder where hong would be right now if not for the US? Ungrateful snot! My first records that I can find show one of my kin marrying a widow in New Amsterdam between 1620 and 1630. Record keeping being what it was then. And this piece of garbage begrudges the misery these people lived through.

"Being a US citizen does NOT make you an American!" rktman 2026

[bigbob]

I’m proud to be part of the community that won!

[Macoozie]

Hong is a petulant child.

Repeatedly grifting and failing at every place and step in her life.

Latching on to the next shiny thing is her schtick.

Vote for this pig? You’ll get what you deserve.

[escapefromboston]

I can’t believe one of the Mayflower Hongs would want to cancel thanksgiving

[rktman]

Not painful to me so that kinda balances things out. Just my take.

[allendale]

No doubt she gets the turkey vote.

[Shady]

She is nuts. She belongs at the UW Behavioral Health Clinic, not in the WI Capitol.

[4Runner]

I can’t believe that foreign POS is actually running for Governor of a state and idiots will actually cast a vote for her.

[Resolute Conservative]

How is it painful? If you don’t celebrate it, you still get 2 days off. Beyotch (I’d use another 4-letter word but would get banned).

[rktman]

“Being a US citizen does NOT make you an American!” rktman 2026

[dennisw]

[rightwingintelligentsia]

I once worked with an Indian (South Asian) man who said Thanksgiving was his favorite American “Festival”. So not all communities find it painful. In fact, I don’t know of any other than Ms. Hong.

[Omnivore-Dan]

Coming up to my 75th Thanksgiving. While I don’t remember the very early ones, My first memory of a Thanksgiving celebration dinner was when I was around 5 or so. It was amazing, my mother made a turkey stuffed with herbs, gizzards, chestnuts and apples some sage, and I don’t remember what else. There were about a dozen of us for dinner. What I remember was eating, drinking, and my crazy uncle Frank telling hysterical jokes, everyone laughing even though I didn’t understand most of them. Friends, relatives all had a great time, and that’s my point. Every Thanksgiving Holiday I can remember since then have been great times. Not just for us but I can not think od a single soul that “suffered”. What a whining, ungrateful bitch. She has a lot to be thankful for, like her freedom.

[muir_redwoods]

I see her stumbling but calling that an implosion is a bit of an overstatement.

[TheThirdRuffian]

My Mescalero Apache wife and her family have a hard core traditional Thanksgiving. They are very happy to celebrate the blessings of this continent.

Way better than my birth family at the celebration. My side are Irish/Norweigien. Their food sucks. (They also drink too much.)

[montag813]

White women will put her in the state house.

[neverevergiveup]

I think my background as a chef will help me as governor to bring more people to the table.

Sure Jan...

[rktman]

Stoopid has no boundaries.

[rktman]

Well, headlines and inept ‘urinalists’ writing them......

[plain talk]

“I think my background as a chef will actually help me become a better governor that’s able to bring more people to the table.”

Why? Being a chef has nothing to do with leadership skills needed to be a governor. What are her accomplishments?