Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker tweeted a photo of a homemade chocolate chip cookie, but in the age of Twitter, what was supposed to be wholesome has now become unholy.
Walker tweeted out the photo of the cookie on Friday to his 282,000 followers—and there were lots of opinions.
“My mom makes some great chocolate chip cookies,” Walker claimed.
My mom makes some great chocolate chip cookies 🍪! pic.twitter.com/kkUeZkHwMx
— Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) March 2, 2019
But some people straight up did not buy it.
I feel like this has garlic in it
— J (@awakeatthewall) March 2, 2019
https://twitter.com/johnlimouze/status/1101667572917960704
https://twitter.com/Christo41624891/status/1101934597451837440
It ruined chocolate chip cookies for some which, frankly, is not an easy task. User @tapdancingsheep said, “It’s 2019, how are you still THIS BAD at using social media to post food pictures?!?!? You’ve successfully managed to make chocolate chip cookies look terrible!”
It’s 2019, how are you still THIS BAD at using social media to post food pictures?!?!? You’ve successfully managed to make chocolate chip cookies look terrible!
— Svetlana Monsoon, Princess of Whales (@tapdancingsheep) March 2, 2019
Some tied it to his politics:
https://twitter.com/DxGGEAUX/status/1101910365997170688
lmao dude stick to voter suppression
— Angelo Guisado (@VoltaireLaFlare) March 2, 2019
Wtf is that?
— Floodsye (@Floodsfire) March 2, 2019
You conservatives really can't get anything right, huh?
A blob of dough 👍
Walker, who lost the governorship in the 2018 midterm elections, has a reputation for attacking teachers’ unions and cutting taxes in Wisconsin. He came into the spotlight recently for his commentary on abortion at the Conservative Political Action Conference, where he claimed some kinds of abortion are the same as infanticide. “It’s murder,” he said. “The same is true at the hospital.”
Walker and other Republicans have drummed up outrage in response to the failure of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which didn’t even pass the motion to proceed to consider the bill.
Those disappointed in the cookie didn’t miss the opportunity to weigh in on Walker’s recent comments.
It looks aborted
— This and that. (@MrMacMan) March 2, 2019
Did you abort this cookie after you took it home after it was born
— Croissant Roll (@CroissantRoll) March 2, 2019
Walker was first elected as governor in 2010; since then, he has had his fair share of social media gaffes. In 2016, he tweeted a photo of his hand before “signing 58 bills into law.” It quickly backfired. More recently, one of his tweets accidentally revealed that he had no clue how Venn diagrams work.
READ MORE:
The latest terrifying deepfake combines Donald Trump and Mr. Bean
Admit it, you’d watch an MMA fight between Michael Avenatti and Donald Trump Jr.
Marco Rubio’s attempt to use football to describe Florida recount fails spectacularly