Petula Dvorak
Columnist for The Washington Post, off-balance mother of two, forever searching for comfortable 4-inch heels and really good tomato soup. - Washington, DC ·
Posted on 08/14/2012 1:28:32 PM PDT by DFG
"Since when does serving up junk food give someone a license to preach?" carped Petula Dvorak as she opened her August 14 piece, "Now featuring filet o' fracas."* Gee, I dunno, Petula, maybe 1791, when the First Amendment -- you know, that pesky little document that guarantees freedom of speech and religion among other things -- was ratified.
"We've got the Papa John's pizza guys weighing in on the health-care debate, while the burger slingers out West at In-N-Out can't serve up a cheeseburger without a Bible verse," Dvorak carped. Later in her Metro section column, she essentially compared the pizza chain to drug-running terrorists.
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The lefties are loosing it.
CW-II is not far away.
I remember what Clinton told the owner of Godfather’s Pizza just to raise the price. He said he’d gladly pay more for pizza so that his employees can have healthcare. Apparently Clinton thinks that college kids can afford to pay the increase as well.
I remember what Clinton told the owner of Godfather’s Pizza just to raise the price. He said he’d gladly pay more for pizza so that his employees can have healthcare. Apparently Clinton thinks that college kids can afford to pay the increase as well.
Do liberals think a license is required to preach in America?
What kind of country would we be if licenses were required?
People who serve up junk thought do it all the time.
They’re coming undone. The show’s only going to get better between now and November. I love the smell of desperation in the morning. Smells like ... victory.
SnakeDoc
“while the burger slingers out West at In-N-Out can’t serve up a cheeseburger without a Bible verse,”
Not “can’t”, sweetheart - “won’t”.
Snarky little thing, ain’t she?
Arrogant, self-absorbed “journ-O-list” who don’t understand the rest of the First Amendment (Freedom of Press only), and who think they’re better than everyone else even while pretending to be “tolerant” et al
Well, as long as they don’t have the US Armed Forces on their side, everything will come out fine.
A food critic?
STFU and go have some Arugula
Hmmm, not a word on Taco Bell heirs hosting an Obama fundraiser.
Where is the leftist outrage when George Clooney, Morgan Freeman, Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn, and a list of about a thousand other self-righteous minstrels preach to us? At least Papa Johns manufactures and markets a product instead of just reading a script written by a smarter person.
Petula Dvorak
Columnist for The Washington Post, off-balance mother of two, forever searching for comfortable 4-inch heels and really good tomato soup. - Washington, DC ·
Why would anyone be interested in the political opinions of a food critic?
>>What kind of country would we be if licenses were required?
We’d be a country that takes it’s Christianity VERY seriously! Like those Chinese Christians, and those African Christians, and those Persian Christians, etc.
Typical “Better than the great unwashed” attitude from a no talent liberal Bill Maher sexist slur.
As my neighbor would colorfully say, “she thinks her s*** don’t stink.”
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