DSA Gov. nominee Francesca Hong is the turkey who wants to ruin Thanksgiving, then Wisconsin, then America

Francesca Hong is running to be the next Governor of Wisconsin, but she can’t decide if she wants to be the grinch who stole Thanksgiving too.Thanksgiving? We’re talking about Thanksgiving in August?That’s because the Democratic primary frontrunner and DSA darling is embroiled in a turkey tempest of her own making.In 2020, she tweeted that we should stick a carving knife in the national holiday of gratitude because it was “celebrating colonialism.”Earlier this week, Hong — who owned a restaurant before she was elected to the state assembly — was asked about her six year old tweet on CNN.She served up a mealy mouthed answer, saying the holiday is “incredibly painful for many people in our communities.”How miserable.Then, by Wednesday, the socialist lunatic did a U-turn so hard it left tire marks on the road.In an interview with Politico, she proclaimed, “My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving…I don’t want to cancel it.I actually love it.”All she was missing was a pilgrim hat made of construction paper.Hong knew she had to run back her bizarre take.Even establishment Democrats like David Axelrod mocked her on X, writing, “It’s answers like these than cause many to think if this chef wins the gubernatorial primary in WI, Ds may be cooked.”Indeed, it was as absurd and preposterous as her original, now deleted, tweet which set all this off.“Cancel Thanksgiving,” she wrote.

“Should have done this in 1621.If it takes a worldwide pandemic for us to realize we should stop celebrating colonialism and the original superspreader event that killed Indigenous folx and women so be it.”The social media post was a perfect fossil from the peak woke era, complete with its insane gender-neutral spelling of “folks.”Except her anti-American views aren’t buried deep in the ground with a bunch of other bones.They’re ready to surface with a good hard rain — or a win at the ballot box.They were reflected in her CNN interview, where she invoked...