Governor Kathy Hochul eats grilled food at her weekend grill.
Twitter users are mocking theGovernor of New York. New York governor now running for election for her first term, looks very staged Sunday after she posted pics of her grilling hamburger and dog.
"A perfect day for a barbecue, New York," Kathy Hochul Governor Kathy Hochul wrote in her post with a picture of her in a pure white dress and a clean white apron. wrote. She is holding her hamburger patty with a spatula.
Critics on Twitter said it was clear from her photo that the governor was, at best, an inexperienced griller.
"Don't say you've never barbecued anything, just say you've never barbecued anything."One user zoomed in on her spatula patty. 20} sarcastically.
Some say it's downright crazy to grill in all white.
"I also bake my greasy burgers white and keep them 100% spotless," wrote one ironic Internet user.
Another poster replied to her tweet saying the governor's dress made the image unrealistic. 32} : White dress like the rest of America.
"Nothing says 'empathy with voters' more than grilling store-bought hamburger patties in white." } Another user posted.
Her Republican challenger, Rep. Lee Zeldin, also immediately stopped her, saying her photo could not be real.
"Naturally, Kathy Hochul is much more grilled for this badly staged photoshoot than the burger patty she awkwardly holds in her white apron eight seconds ago." ' wrote the Long Island politician.
In addition, the governor also appeared to anger Southerners who said grilling hamburgers and hot dogs was not considered "barbecue."
Unsurprisingly, Kathy Hochul is better off than the burger patty she awkwardly holds in her white apron eight seconds ago. For photography, it is much stricter. https://t.co/kfu2VKtUS6
— Lee Zeldin (@leezeldin) Aug 8, 2022
Barbecue, Not Grill If you call them, they'll take you out of the facility."one Twitter user quipped.
Even Senator Thom Tillis, a Republican from North Carolina Citing the photo, he tweeted and wrote, "Bless your heart."
"This looks like a picture from a cultural pamphlet," wrote Brandon Morse, editor of the right-wing website Red State.
Internet users also commented on Ho-chul's meat-eating habits. someone wroteandMayor Eric Adams' alleged vegan lifestyle. And for the health of the planet, the animals will thank you.”
