The Birth Of "Freedom Fries."

Attempting to change the definition of cancel culture doesn't make an argument.

Has to go back to 2001 when everyone was outraged. Well, we all know Libtard Larry shills for the Pandemic President and his cronies.

No, Republicans did not ban French Fries. Bob Ney, an individual who was a Republican changed the name to Freedom Fries. On his own. There was not vote on it. It was not law. Ney was in charge of the 3 congressional cafeterias and changed the name of French toast, to freedom toast, too. The move was purely symbolic and didn’t hold (or have) any legal standing. Quit making shit up.

But neither French fries nor French toast had anything to do with France. It was just typical Republican idiocy.

That was Republican Congressman from Ohio Bob Ney, acting in his capacity as the Chairman of the Committee on House Administration.

Thanks for repeating what I wrote, Russian Repeat Bot.

I was reiterating that this was an official act of a Republican Chairman of an important Congressional Committee, acting in his official capacity. An individual, acting on his own, would not have the authority to do anything impacting the operations of official congressional operations. I agree that it was mostly symbolic. But isn't most of the so-called "cancel culture," just that?

"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet." - Shakespeare

Fries crisp on the outside and tender on the inside, taste the same whatever they are called.

Now tell us about Liberty cabbage back in 1914, shill.