OutKick: Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema — who amscrayed from the Democratic Party late last year — slammed her former party and their habit of crushing Jell-O at caucus luncheons.
Sinema is now an independent and told a group of Republican lobbyists that she would no longer be caucusing with her Democratic colleagues.
“I’m not caucusing with the Democrats, I’m formally aligned with the Democrats for committee purposes,” Sinema said, according to Politico. “But apart from that I am not a part of the caucus.”
This is shocking because those luncheons sound like an absolute blast.
“Those lunches were ridiculous,” she said.
“Old dudes are eating Jell-O, everyone is talking about how great they are,” Sinema recounted to gales of laughter. “I don’t really need to be there for that. That’s an hour and a half twice a week that I can get back.”
I’m torn on this Jell-O line. Part of me is glad to hear the government isn’t wasting our tax dollars on good deserts. If these old geezers were throwing back cheesecake or something a bit more expensive like that, then I’d have a problem with it. At least, a box of Jell-O is like $1. MORE
I’ve avoided hospitals my whole life because of my total and complete disdain for jello.
A geeat aunt of mine would every holiday function bring some concoction made with jello. Some had vegetables like shredded carrots in them. Others had every fruit you can think of in them. My particular memory is one she made using little cinnamon candies and whipped cream.
Jello, only a dollar?
Probably adrenochrome in it.
Box of Jello in the store might be a buck. But not at a luncheon. That’s like the aspirin tablet at the hospital. Bottle in the CVS is five dollars, in the hospital they’re twenty dollars a tablet.
Why am I thinking circus every time I read caucus.
I don’t mind eating plain old fruit flavored Jello like strawberry, but I draw the line at my Aunt Betty’s lime Jello with shredded carrots in it that she always made for holidays and special occasions.
I actually have a Jell-o cookbook from the early 70s, You would not believe some of the outlandish concoctions. I remember one had tuna and mayo with lime Jell-o. Ugh.
It’s made of people!
Dammit, I knew I would be the only one who loves Jell-o. Jell-o only…no crap you found in the fridge that you didn’t want to throw away, so you put it in a Jell-o mold.
Jello shots!
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