IHop sign blaming Joe Biden for staffing
problems sets off firestorm on Twitter
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 12/14/2021 9:51:15 PM
One of America’s most beloved national restaurant chains is at the center of a political firestorm over a picture of a controversial sign that was reportedly posted on the front door of one of its locations blaming staff shortages and reduced hours on President Joe Biden’s economic policies. Images of the sign captured at an International House of Pancakes location in Arkansas immediately went viral with users swarming Twitter to weigh in on the message which could become a public relations nightmare for the company that has served up delightful fare for over 60 years. According to the sign, which was noticed by a visitor to the eatery:
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With that limit lifted, the federal debt will take a jump upward, then keep steadily climbing, constantly increasing the burden on future taxpayers.
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One of America’s most beloved national restaurant chains is at the center of a political firestorm over a picture of a controversial sign that was reportedly posted on the front door of one of its locations blaming staff shortages and reduced hours on President Joe Biden’s economic policies.
Images of the sign captured at an International House of Pancakes location in Arkansas immediately went viral with users swarming Twitter to weigh in on the message which could become a public relations nightmare for the company that has served up delightful fare for over 60 years.
According to the sign, which was noticed by a visitor to the eatery:
The Salvation Army asked for more than donations this year.
The Christian charitable organization asked all white donors to reflect on their racism this year.
Wow.
After a major uproar the Salvation Army backtracked over Thanksgiving weekend and released a statement refuting the claims of their racial demands.
The Salvation Army then removed its absurd “Let’s Talk About Racism” guide following the intense backlash over a text last week that told white donors to “sincerely apologize” for their racism while hinting that Christianity is institutionally racist.
The link to the page is now broken and you get this when you click on it.
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Although I was a teen during inflation's peak years in the mid- to late 1970s, I got a front-row seat for watching how financially disastrous
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Men Make the Best Women
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We’ve all heard about the high school sprinters who were not very good as boys,
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Mom Says California School Bribed Kids
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Assuming you’re a RedState regular, you won’t be surprised in the least by what you’re about to read.
Did I mention the school in the headline “bribed” kids with pizza, telling them: “Don’t say anything”? [Tweet]
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Not surprising. A lot of the restaurants here in NE FL, both fast food and sit down, are the same way, and for the same reason.