I wouldn't get too confident. While Kamala is currently in the better situation, it's still very close. If we get too confident, some people again might simply "just not vote because she'll definitely win".
At least the cat is out of the bag on the attempted fuckery and so watchdogs are watching closely. And at least Trump isn't in the White House with a crooked Attorney General and Chief of Staff mounting a pressure campaign. And at least many key states have Democratic state governments including key State Secretaries.
So my hope is there are diminished returns on an already failed attempted coup.
It's the new line of Republican attacks on Kamala as they try anything they can think of.
They found out that she likes Doritos, because she said that when she won her election for the Senate in 2016, she ate a bag of Doritos watching the election results on TV as she mentally accepted the mandate to fight for her state of California against whatever Trump had in store to antagonize them. So now Republicans have decided that eating Doritos when pondering on one's life is beneath the dignity of a head of state.
Meanwhile, Trump’s White House kept its kitchen stocked with Doritos… here’s purportedly a rundown of his diet from 7 years ago, which is the timeframe they’re talking about here…
Similar dietary preferences have been reported numerous places over the years, with Doritos specifically being mentioned fairly often.
Also, didn’t he do some kind of promotion with Doritos and Frito-Lay like 20 years ago? Are those “look for real and online cash” promotional materials I see on eBay and whatnot for real? Was that a thing? I don’t recall it being a thing in Canada, but perhaps it was a thing in the US? I mean, there’s a bunch of this stuff on eBay…
Ah ok. There was another Doritos related post earlier and I thought ich_iel's food-based meme culture was slipping over.
But I can relax now, comforted by the knowledge that I'm not crazy, it's just that this season of our show is sponsored by delicious, crunchy, Frito Lay products.
I'd offer great America or former present Doritos, something vague enough everyone reads Trump but I don't have to pay him. They'd taste like a really salty cheeseburger. They'd taste ok, but not good. But they'd smell distinctly of piss.
Then I'd market it totally straight. I'd send a palette to Trump. Especially right now, he couldn't help but mention it - it's just vague enough that his narcissism would take over.
I'd deny the smell, and our policy would be to politely ask anyone who comments on it to remain civil in political discourse.
That depends entirely on your definition of success. Pissing off idiots? Success. Making money from people buying your product so they can burn it on social media? Possible, but less likely success.