Sir, it gets worse than that, these Mexican outposts are all over the country now, I don't know what to do, sir, I don't want to live under Chalupa Law, sir, what do we do, what do we do. pic.twitter.com/1IN0kZwRAg
— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) July 20, 2019
I wish he’d unblock me
— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) July 20, 2019
Don't taco 'bout it, Kruse. It's nacho problem.
— Jennifer Taub (@jentaub) July 20, 2019
The Anti-Chalupa forces are gathering as we speak. Should we just call them antipa?
— Bad John Brown (@BadJohnBrown) July 20, 2019
Law is order, and chalupa law is good order. – Aristotle
— durrati (@durrati) July 20, 2019
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Let’s step back from this:
1. Doesn’t have issue with huge box store that drove mom and pops into extinction by selling piles of cheap Chinese imports.
2. Does have problem with employee they pay minimum wage speaking Spanish.
Sounds about right. Credit to whoever at the first debate (I can’t recall) said “if you’re angry and falling behind, the immigrants did not do that to you – the 1% did that to you.”
Or isn’t an employee at all, but a customer wearing a red shirt.
I live in L.A. – Target and W*lM*rt employees all speak English. I’d wonder about the shirt claim, too. It sounds like the woman thinks even one Mexico shirt is too many.
“Chalupa law”? LOL.
Where *are* the taco trucks? Did they get cancelled?
(Maybe we should have asked for pupusa trucks.)