Finally, Bipartisan Consensus Can be Achieved
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Americans can still reach across party lines when presented with genuine atrocities:
In what is easily the most important survey finding of the early days of the Trump administration, the left-leaning Public Policy Polling finds that Americans are generally united in their disdain for ketchup on steak. Over half (56 percent) say they disapprove of the practice. Only 27 percent are okay with it. And another 17 percent don’t seem to care either way.
Even more surprising, disapproval for putting ketchup on steak cuts across lines of race, gender, age and politics — with even a slim majority of ardent Trump fans declining to back their champion on this one.
However, I feel this is a DISTRACTION from the real issue — namely, once you’ve ruined a steak by cooking it well-done, objecting to the condiment seems superfluous. Hell, maybe ketchup does make shoe leather taste better.