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Yev Kassem

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  1. Everyone watching this orange shitstain declare victory tonight can thank Democratic leadership for putting out the absolute worst candidate possible for this election.
  2. Absolutely wild that a decrepit Biden runs a more competitive race than Kamala. He still probably doesn’t win, but at least we aren’t going to bed tonight completely defeated. Kamala is proving to be the worst Democrat candidate in quite some time. She was an atrocious candidate in 2020 and she never overcame those headwinds with a significant portion of the D coalition. I hope in 2028 they focus less on capturing celebrity endorsements and more on the issues that drive voters to the polls.
  3. Kamala about to get blown out in the EC and popular vote. They haven’t even called NJ yet. The Dems have a lot of soul searching to do for 2028 as to who can recapture and build upon Biden’s 2020 coalition.
  4. Narrator: She was a bad candidate.
  5. All I can do is vote, my guy. I did my part. I’m down with everything that Kamala stands for, but my wife and I aren’t having any more kids. My taxes will probably go down under a Trump regime. Not saying I want that, but I can’t control how others will vote. Dems have to realize that promoting the most electable candidate is paramount. They need to realize that a woman isn’t going to consolidate voting blocs with black and Latino men. I hate saying that, but that’s the world we currently live in.
  6. My only solace in this whole evening is that as a white, upper middle class man in Texas, my life probably won’t change much under a Trump regime. I proudly voted for Kamala and my heart goes out to all those that will suffer in the next four years. I really don’t know what you can do for a large part of the electorate that votes outside their economic interests, but I guess they’ll find out when Project 2025 outlaws OT and all that “tax free OT” promise goes out the window.
  7. Dems will rue the day they didn’t put Josh Shapiro at the top of the ticket. They would have locked up Pennsylvania from the jump and they could have worked to solidify the Latino and Black male vote. As painful as it is to say, this country isn’t ready for a woman president and you need to run who will garner the most votes. Kamala underperforming Biden in most of the big countries proves this.
  8. Lots of options tonight.
  9. Same with the Big Smasher. The sauce is great, but they put way too much on. Just order it on the side and save some napkins and probably your shirt.
  10. It’s also fun to have ChatGPT imagine the other side of the story Once upon a time in a bustling city, a young Donald Trump decided to treat himself to his favorite indulgence: baby back ribs at Chili's. He had been looking forward to this meal all week, imagining the savory flavors and tender meat. But when he arrived, disaster struck—the restaurant had run out of ribs. Frustrated and disappointed, Trump found himself staring at the menu, forced to order a salad instead. As he sat there, watching families enjoy their meals, he felt a growing sense of injustice. Why should he, a man of success and ambition, be denied his craving? The salad felt like a symbol of everything he despised: compromise, mediocrity, and a lack of control. In that moment of resentment, Trump began to see the world through a different lens. He became fixated on the idea that external forces—like immigrants—were to blame for his misfortune. To him, they represented the chaos that disrupted his vision of a perfect society, one where he could always have his ribs and never settle for less. This incident ignited a fire within him. He began to embrace a narrative of strength and authority, vowing to take charge and restore what he believed was rightfully his. No longer just a businessman, he transformed into a figure driven by the desire for power, promising to rid the country of the elements he deemed responsible for his salad. Thus, the seeds of his authoritarian aspirations were sown, forever altering the political landscape.
  11. Ask and you shall receive, my friend. Kamala Harris’s journey to the presidency began in her childhood, growing up in a multicultural family that cherished community and togetherness. Every Friday, her family would gather at their local Chili’s, where the sizzling fajitas and endless chips and salsa sparked a love for both food and camaraderie. It was here, amid the laughter and warmth, that young Kamala developed her belief in inclusivity and the importance of community bonds. As she grew older, Kamala discovered a fierce admiration for Aubrey Plaza. The actress’s wit, confidence, and unapologetic authenticity resonated deeply with her. Inspired by Aubrey’s unique approach to life, Kamala began to envision a future where everyone could love freely, leading her to champion LGBTQ+ rights passionately. The more Kamala learned about the challenges faced by marginalized communities, the more determined she became to fight for equality. She often joked with friends that her desire to protect gay marriage was fueled not just by her commitment to justice, but also by her aspiration to one day share a margarita at Chili’s with Aubrey Plaza, celebrating love in all its forms. Fueled by her love for Chili’s and a heart full of ambition, Kamala decided to take her passion to the national stage. Her dream became clear: to unite the country, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their love story, could feel the same warmth she felt on those Friday nights. With every step of her political journey, she carried the spirit of Chili’s and the inspiration of her girl crush, ready to make history and create a more inclusive future for all.
  12. I just received this from ChatGPT using the prompt “Create the origin story for Kamala Harris becoming president thanks to her love for Chili’s” Kamala Harris’s journey to the presidency began on an ordinary evening at a local Chili’s in her hometown of Oakland, California. As she sat with friends, sharing a platter of sizzling fajitas, a spirited conversation erupted around the table about the challenges facing their community. The discussion flowed from education inequities to healthcare access, and the laughter and camaraderie transformed into a passionate debate about the need for change. Inspired by the diverse voices around her, Kamala realized that these conversations, often held in casual settings, reflected the heart of democracy. The warmth of the restaurant, filled with families and friends, struck her as a microcosm of America—a place where everyone deserved a seat at the table. That night, she made a vow: to channel her frustrations into action. With a renewed sense of purpose, she envisioned a future where every voice mattered and where she could be a catalyst for change. The experience solidified her commitment to public service, ultimately leading her to pursue a career in law, advocacy, and politics. Years later, as she stood on the national stage, she often recalled that pivotal moment at Chili’s, where the spark of inspiration ignited a lifelong mission to uplift her community and advocate for justice. It reminded her that every great journey begins with a conversation—and sometimes, a plate of sizzling fajitas.
  13. The election will be called well before he gets to that part of town.
  14. Coincidentally, I just got this email promoting a new dessert. This would be sublime after 3 margaritas, a Big Smasher and a couple bowls of chips and salsa
  15. Chili’s lovefest started in 10/24 and has been gloriously kept alive since then. Kamala’s momentum shift started soon afterwards, so I think we played a part in this, boys.
  16. My reaction to all the Chili’s love since I touted the Big Smasher earlier this week. Proud moment
  17. There’s no “fixing” his footwork. He’s been here three fucking years. It’s a feature, not a bug.
  18. Picked these up today via trade for a Blanton’s SFTB. The Disco 12 is fucking 🔥.
  19. Does anyone know when early voting starts? /Helobious
  20. Yes, because I prefer grilled onions instead of raw. YMMV
  21. The new Chili’s smash burger is fucking great. And at $10.99!
  22. Pato gave the perfect answer here. Lighthearted response and then move on. Instead she gave a meandering response and can be spun into “she can’t even answer an interview question we all get asked….how can she fix the economy?”
  23. Right. But she was asked “do you think building a wall is “stupid” and she gave a pretty poor and vague answer. Got these vibes from her “what is your biggest weakness” question.
  24. Agreed. This was more in response to Anderson’s direct question to her about “do you think building a wall is stupid now”. She kept dancing around the question instead of taking it head on with a direct answer.
  25. What is so hard about saying “if building some form of a wall will bring enough Republicans into the fold to support a bipartisan bill, I would endorse such a compromise”.
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