What is the hot sauce reference?
Pandering on a black radio show that she always carries hot sauce with her on the mistaken notion that black people LOVE hot sauce.
I know some older black men who don’t eat ANYTHING spicy, it’s too hard on their stomach. That isn’t to say that no black men eat spicy foods, same as it erroneous to believe that black people love hot sauce and that it polls well in candidacy.
And she acknowledged to the hosts that she was pandering for support from the black community.
Pandering to blacks on a radio show during April of 2016.
Clinton stirs anger by claiming she carries hot sauce in her bag, like Beyoncé
“Hot sauce,” Clinton said.
The interviewing host on the Breakfast Club radio show poked fun at Clinton — telling her people might consider her answer pandering to young and African-American voters by referencing a popular Beyoncé lyric, but in reality, Clinton’s well-documented hot sauce fanaticism started long before her presidential bid.
“I eat a lot of hot peppers,” she told 60 Minutes in 2008. “I, for some reason, started doing that in 1992 and I swear by it.”
While living at the White House in the 1990s, Clinton had a collection of more than 100 hot sauces and on the 2008 campaign trail she was known for popping jalapeños ― raw.
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Hot sauce is supposed to be Hill’s race creds.
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She pandered to Hispanics by saying she loooooves hot sauce and even carries little bottles of it around in her purse.