Boobwatch: California Sen. Alex Padilla unwittingly highlights company that fled his state

You can’t fix stupid.

Which brings us to California’s lunkheaded senator, Alex Padilla, San Fernando Valley Latino-machine made man, famous for wokester anti-ICE stunts like these, who’s now trying to win points with California’s voters by demonstrating he’s as Californian as anyone:

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His video of himself ordering an In-N-Out burger was accompanied by Beach Boys music in the zippy song ‘I Get Around.’

Yeah, sure.

I’ll bet he listens to Beach Boys music.

In the politically correct Latinx crowd he runs with, Beach Boys music is considered  ‘white bread’ and ‘racist.’

So now he’s trying to say he listens to this kind of music same as the white population.

Yet more likely, Padilla’s musical taste runs into ‘narcocorridos’ given championing of illegal aliens, his desecration of the electoral integrity system which allows mass voting by illegals, and his continuous advocacy for Mexican cartels’ interests.

It wasn’t the only thing that suggested something phony.

Padilla was one of the leading Democrats who called for a boycott of In-N-Out after its owner donated to Republicans in the 2024 election.

He tried to bankrupt the company and now he’s eating there for political purposes.

Padilla probably doesn’t go to this place often. Note that he failed to use the correct In-N-Out ordering argot (which every Californian knows) for ‘grilled onions.’ The correct In-N-Out term is ‘animal style.’

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The most important point, though, came from the commenters on his X tweet: In-N-Out has fled the state, its owner, Lynsey Snyder, moving to Nashville, and setting up a de facto headquarters in that city instead of California, the state it is associated with:

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“There’s a lot of great things about California,” Snyder said. ‘But raising a family is not easy here. Doing business is not easy here.”

It even had to shut down its profitable Oakland outlet because its customers were being robbed in the drive-thru lines with zero enforcement of crime.

It was a ‘historic first.’

NBC News reported at the time:

In-N-Out, the Southern California-based burger chain, shut down its Oakland location for good at 1 a.m. Monday, after a final day of serving burgers in East Oakland.

While In-N-Out has relocated some of its stores before, this is the first time the chain has closed a restaurant in its 75-year history.

In a statement back in January, In-N-Out Chief Operating Officer Denny Warnick said that the decision to close was due to “ongoing issues with crime.” This closure marks the latest business to leave the corridor in East Oakland near Oakland International Airport.

It didn’t draw quite the response he probably thought it would draw. Somehow, he’s always the boob, always the melonhead. Yet it never stops him from making another fool of himself.

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