Posted on 02/10/2020 9:46:07 PM PST by WWG1WWA
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has been slipping in the polls and struggling to gain much momentum so far in the primaries.
During a quick visit to a local New Hampshire diner, things could not have gone any worse for Warren in her cringeworthy attempt to woo voters.
Warren was seen walking around tables while people were eating, waving, and trying to strike up conversations.
But it appears that literally everyone ignored Warren and just wanted to eat their food.
Several Twitter users torched Warren for the awkward exchange, with a majority using adjectives like “embarrassing,” “cringe,” or “awkward” to describe the incident.
“She’s that weird aunt that smells like garlic and urine,” one individual said of Warren jokingly.
Another poked fun at her controversial DNA test results that show she’s 1/1024 Native American, saying, “Wow, that was embarrassing. And about 1/1024 effective use of time during a campaign.”
Warren's bizarre encounter came a week after she came under fire for stopping just short of calling President Donald Trump's judicial nominees "deplorable."
Warren said Trump has nominated judges who stand for racist, sexist, homophobic, and anti-voter sentiments and urged voters to “look at their written records.”
“I think what’s at the heart of it is who you ask to be a judge,” Warren said at the “We the People 2020” forum in Des Moines, which featured the top 2020 Democrats.
“And I’ll tell you what the answer has been for Donald Trump, cause I’ve seen these guys. Homophobic, that’s in. Racist, that’s in. Sexist, oh yeah, most definitely. And anti-voter. That’s been a big qualification. He has named one person after another,” Warren continued.
Democrats refuse to learn their lesson.
According to Warren -- and many other Democrats -- anyone who is Christian, believes in God, and supports the U.S. Constitution and the way our Founders wrote it is apparently a racist, sexist, homophobic.
What is sad is we have to listen to the junk they spout for a year or two and the press gives them all that air time, then 10 days into the process the voters let them know they are done for.
They prolly live in fear that Warren will force Moochelle’s school lunch mandates on diners.
I lived in New Hampshire for about five years.
While folks there see a lot of candidates, particularly in the larger cities, most folks are friendly _if_ they are somewhat favorably disposed to the candidate and _if_ they know who the candidate is.
Warren probably flunked on both counts!
She should learn that “Are you gonna finish that?” isn’t really a good ice breaker.
She is Hillary without the good looks and pleasing personality. :-)
Roaring LOL! hee!
If I were trying to eat my meal in peace I would resent this pos politician disturbing me. If I wanted to hear her I’d go to a rally.
"Literally the same reaction if she had farted." #ByeByePocahontas
OMG How scary is that!
According to some, no one can beat PDJT for “rude.” “He’s not Presidential!” LOL
So glad Woods is back. He’s a trolling pro.
So it’ll be between Buttigieg, Sanders, Gabbard (ok, I just like her personally, but she’s a moron, too), and the battling billionaires. Did I miss anyone? A Senator, I think...
“She’s that weird aunt that smells like garlic and urine”
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Yeah, sounds like some FReepers were in attendance...
Maybe the diners didn’t want their Macaroni Cochise to become cold and they ignored her while stuffing their gobs.
Yeah, James Woods in back in the saddle. I visit him every day on Twitter. The Best.
Maybe she was looking for someone on the verge of having their house foreclosed on so she could buy it on the cheap and flip it for a fat profit.
That's a great response. Polite, and noncommittal.
America’s mother-in-law.
She was probably asking why one person had more food than the one across the aisle.
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