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When Pete was in 3rd grade he was already smarter then bobo will ever be
On Twitter, Boebert – who dropped out of high school and got her GED just months before winning her first election in her 30s – faced criticism for calling the Rhodes Scholar and first out LGBTQ+ cabinet secretary “clueless” and unqualified.
Several people mentioned that her gun-themed restaurant Shooters – which has since closed – gave 80 people food poisoning when they sold food at a rodeo without a license in 2017. Pulled pork sliders that weren’t stored at the appropriate temperature were found to be the culprit.

Had a chuckle over this tweet:


The restaurant you run gave half of your town diarrhea, your husband is banned from all bowling alleys because he shows his junk to minors, and you have to take off your shoes to count to 20. >

That food poisoning shit is infuriating as a line cook. People who think they can serve food professionally even though they have no clue about food safety make us all look bad. >

It's also the wrong restraunt.  The food poisoning was from her previous restraunt 1776 Steakhouse.  Pork sliders being sold from an unlicensed food truck at a rodeo.  Investigation found 1776 had no hot/cold hold procedures in place but decided not to cite them and instead gave a warning. >

"The Founding Fathers didn't have hot/cold procedures so why should I?! " >

"In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled today that food safety laws are unconstitutional. In his concurring opinion, Kavanaugh stated 'Refrigerators weren't required under any sort of law during the 18th and 19th Century. It would be hypocritical for us to require their usage now.' When pressed for further comment, he locked himself in the bathroom and consistently shouted 'I like beer!'" >

You have died of dysentery... >

You got a cackle out of me. I never did complete that fucking game. I either starved or died of dysentery.. >

That picture is weirdly unsettling. It's not just a smile, it's outright bearing of teeth.
Go on, try it. Get both rows of teeth showing fully. It takes effort. >

I think this leather handbag with teeth has finally surpassed Nikki Haley in "smiling big so they think you're human" >

“While wearing fake glasses so they think you’re intelligent” >

Jimmy Kimmel once cracked she wears glasses so people think she can read >

That’s amazingly hilarious 😂🍺 >

Bobo the Slow makes us marvel at her stupidity once again. >

I thought we had tossed her OUT of Flea Bottom after that incident with the bowl of brown, not elected her it's Lord! >

"Clueless" Buttigieg:
Valedictorian of his high school class.
Won first prize in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum's Profiles in Courage essay contest.
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard in 2004, inducted into Phi Beta Kappa.
Awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, received a Bachelor of Arts degree with first-class honours in philosophy, politics, and economics from Pembroke College, Oxford. >

VS Bobo the Clown, who had to take the GED test four times before passing... >

Holy fuck. It's true. I thought you were just insulting her. She earned her GED on her 4th try at age of 34. >

The real kicker is she didn’t even pass that time. They just gave her a pass because she’d taken it so many times. >

Damn that is depressing. >

Pete is a Rhodes Scholar who knows 8 languages.  Boebert is a high school dropout who doesn’t even know one.
Gee guys I wonder who’ll win that debate. >

She brought a knife to a gun fight. A disposable, e-coli encrusted, plastic knife. >

It’s actually on loan, that’s the family poop knife. >

Lol this made me think of Frank and his toe knife in always sunny >

For real, we have to knock it off with the masturbatory articles about how right wing figures got “owned” or “destroyed” on social media.  It’s a false feeling of satisfaction that doesn’t help. They still have power.  Rather than feeling good that Twitter schooled them, we should be mad that they are still in office. >

Also, while Boebert definitely is a moron who's not capable of a thought deeper than "owning the libs" . . . Buttigieg absolutely was made transportation secretary as a political maneuver.  I'm aware of his scholastic bona fides, but I'm also the child of a PhD in urban development and grew up around folk who have dedicated to their lives to various related fields, and Mayor Pete doesn't appear to have ever had any particular affinity for this field.  It's like expecting Magnus Carlsen to be a symphony violinist - he has the intelligence and discipline to do it, but it kinda matters what the years of study were actually spent on.
I know it's de rigueur for cabinet positions like these to be rewards for support from party figures, this is not unique to the Biden Administration.  But it's still bullshit, and we all saw that clearly enough when Trump made Rick Perry his energy secretary.  You may say that position is different because it oversees nuclear waste, but Buttigieg is overseeing, amongst other things, our supply chain and air travel.  The current problems we've been having aren't necessarily of his making, but I'd rather they be dealt with by a life-long expert in the field. >

There isn't really a compelling reason for a cabinet secretary to be anything other than an able administrator. Any government agency is filled with hundreds/thousands of professionals with lifetimes of experience who are the ones that are usually doing the nitty gritty of generating policy. The secretary is there as a mouthpiece and to keep the wheels greased. If a secretary was actually taking much of a hand in guiding things, it would be even more than the usual whiplash when there is a change in administration. I say this as an employee of one of the largest departments. >

Especially something as mundane as transportation, the role is usually on the back burner compared to the “real” cabinet positions like State/Treasury/Defense. It’s a combination of Pete being a politically charged guy, the infrastructure bill escalating the influence of the department, and its role in trying to combat the after-effects of a global pandemic.
I do find it funny though how everyone including the person you’re responding to seem to think that there’s a big problem at the department; pretty much everyone in the DoT, the related shipping and transportation unions/associations, and even just general transportation journalists all consistently say they’ve been surprised at how well he’s handled the position and any long-form conversation you hear him in he obviously has a good understanding of the levers of his department. Just seems like a lot of projection to me. >

Rhodes Scholar v. high school dropout >

It’s about time that these replies to this twat are printed off and stapled around the district that she claims to represent. Every time there’s one of her ‘I’ll open my mouth and let people know how smart I am’, moments with everyone’s reaction, print it. Copy it. Staple it to message boards in Tractor Supply and the main grocery in each community. 
Let the people who voted for her…again, read what the rest of America and the world thinks of her and the place she comes from. >

That pic of her is one of the least flattering I've seen. Makes me smile >

She looks like a pile of botoxed mashed potatoes >

I legit laughed out loud at this one >

Delusional. Think what you want of Pete, the guy is undeniably sharp as fuck. >

What were his qualifications again? Don’t disagree that he’s sharp, don’t think he was/is qualified for the position. Issues with supply chain (cargo ships couldn’t get unloaded), baby formula shortages and recent air travel issues lead me to this conclusion. >

I’ll take a crack at it with a) residual consequences of poor wages and response to pandemic, b) not his jurisdiction because the formula shortage was due to one of only a few formula factories having to shut down temporarily, and c) its suddenly his fault that airlines don’t spend their billions updating their ancient infrastructure?? >

I always laugh when GOPers scream why didn’t the government stop this when they cry about government overreach into private companies.
The baby formula is a classic example.