You’re not eating burger buns made by extreme right wingers are you?
>On May 12, Philadelphia news outlet Billy Penn (a news site associated with radio station WHYY) published an article tying the Martin family to Pennsylvania state Sen. Doug Mastriano, the GOP candidate for governor. Campaign finance reports show that several members of the Martin family, including executive chairman of the board Jim Martin, wife Donna Martin and social media manager Julie Martin, donated generous amounts of money to Mastriano’s campaign in 2021 and 2022. Jim Martin, whose parents founded the bakery, donated $110,000 last year; according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the average donation amount to Mastriano is $206.
>Mastriano, a pro-Trump Republican and QAnon conspiracy theory promoter, has been subpoenaed by the congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection in Washington for using campaign funds to charter buses for some who marched toward the Capitol (including himself). In 2020, he became known for his efforts to assist Trump in his attempts to overturn the results of the presidential election.
>If elected governor, Mastriano has pledged to ban abortion with no exceptions for rape or incest, reduce voting accessibility and attack diversity initiatives in schools. He is among the most prominent faces of a growing far-right Christian nationalist movement in American politics: His rallies, complete with apocalyptic rhetoric and non-Jewish performers in Jewish prayer shawls blowing on shofars, can seem like the opening shots of a holy war.
>Shake Shack, which included members of the Martin family at its IPO debut at the New York Stock Exchange in 2015 and advertises itself as a LGBTQ-friendly workplace, has not returned a request for comment. Neither has Martin’s, though the company did seek to distance itself from any particular ideology in a Memorial Day social media post.
Bad decision. I owned a very successful deli in the SF Bay Area for over 15 years. I was known for my rolls and brisket. My bread distributor was bought out by a bigger company who changed the recipe of the bread. My customers wanted to old style bread. I couldn't get it because it was no longer made the same way. It really hurt my business. I wouldn't have cared if trannies and niggers were making the bread the old way just so long as I had the OLD recipe my customers loved and knew.
I hope changing their food based on insane political bullshit backfires.
Nolan Lopez
I don't get it.
John Morgan
You owned a deli? Tell us more. I always wanted to own a sandwich shop like the ones I grew up around in NJ
Lucas Thompson
Did you go under or is it still around?
Tyler Peterson
>pro Trump >extreme right wing
Jackson Wood
Don't ever get into restaurants. There are way better businesses out there.
Dominic Carter
save this for when they tell you to make your own burger bun company.
lucky you. Do yourself a favor; close this thread and don't ask any more questions
Levi Lewis
>non-Jewish performers in Jewish prayer shawls blowing on shofars why?
Lincoln Rogers
I'm not an expert on gay sex but wouldn't you want there to be a bottom for each top? Two bottoms or two tops doesn't seem like it would work correctly but maybe gay have something like scissoring?
Brody Cruz
Because christcucks cannot define themselves through anything other than the lens of jewishness. Cargo cult of a religion
Jacob Sanchez
Martin's potato rolls are inevitable they're unstoppable. It's not even a question anymore, if there's a good quality product made in this country anymore, it's always a white Christian male running the show.
