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Consider Him Skeptical: Why The In And Out Burger Controversy May Be A Little Too Convenient

Remember the long lines at Chick-fil-A after the far-left boycott over homosexual privilege?

Now cashing in on the far-left (read “Democrats”) rage is In-And-Out Burger.

Democratic Party leaders called for a boycott after public records showed the California-based restaurant chain donated $25,000 to the state GOP.

How to draw copious numbers of customers? Donate $25,000 to your state Republican Party, then “leak” the public records of your contribution to the state Democratic Party. It’s not only a proven and effective public relations strategy, it’s also less expansive and more socially responsible than advertising with far-left media venues.

Alternatively, one may opt for the Chick-fil-A route by declaring your restaurant to be opposed to government mandated homosexual privilege.

And, finally, I offer this third strategy: Hire an artist to use naturally occurring, non-toxic substances to “paint” a surrealistic-looking image of The Virgin Mary on your restaurant wall and leak a photo to the media. Be sure your store is handicap accessible and wait for hordes to pour through the doors.

Image: Excerpted from: By Caroline Culler (User:Wgreaves) – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=40365259

Kenn Daily

Kenn Gividen (aka, Kenn Daily) is the publisher of DailyKenn.com. Now 64 years old, Kenn formed his conservative views at the age of 14 and was an early member of Young Americans for Freedom. He is a vociferous anti-racist but sets himself apart from most conservatives by refusing to be bullied into silence regarding racial issues. Violent black crime is a signature issue of his website. Kenn is a semi-retired business owner. He lives in Indiana with his wife of 40 years. He has two grown children -- a daughter and son -- four grandchildren, and two granddogs.