No idea. Some C-list singer probably.
What kind of "fair" doesn't have funnel cakes, corn dogs, cotton candy, and the only ride is a tiny ferris wheel?
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Hardly. These days it's really the over-educated homeless living in vans and RV's.
You learn some things when you work for GC's who regularly send you to the "Gunfire District" part of town.
Seems they got $100,000 + in student loans to get a degree in culinary arts or gender studies and nobody needs them. Or, they did the same thing in specializing in something no longer needed like an aeronautical engineer that specializes in wind tunnel modeling when it's all done by computers today...
Well, moron, we might start with the closing of the brandon era wide open border.
I said "success", not "bullshit talking point".
As always, the OP poster is lying thru its teeth:
Funnel cakes are among the classic, highly anticipated staples available at the Great American State Fair. Often served with powdered sugar, strawberries, and soft serve, these indulgent fried treats are a primary draw for visitors checking out the fairgrounds. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Funnel cakes are among the classic, highly anticipated staples available at the Great American State Fair. Often served with powdered sugar, strawberries, and soft serve, these indulgent fried treats are a primary draw for visitors checking out the fairgrounds. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Food Prices and Selection at the Trump Fair Are Not for the Faint-Hearted
President Donald Trump has made it clear he doesn’t care about high prices—even at his own Great American State Fair.
Attendees at the first day of the president’s festival were disappointed to discover that what few food options were actually open were far from cheap.
USA Today reported that the only food stall open on Thursday sold turkey legs for $23—almost twice the price of the same offering from a Disney theme park. The stall also offered smashburgers and giant Western sausage sandwiches for $20, and lemonade for a whopping $9.
Online, people were particularly outraged by the price of a stuffed pretzel roll—which ranged from $12.48 to $24.96.
One attendee wasn’t impressed by the offerings at the Express Hibachi stand, which offered pizzas and salads for $13 to $14, boneless wings for $15, and rice bowls for $16.
“Do you see a single corndog? No! It’s a tragedy. It’s an affront to American culture,” joked political commentator Alex Cascio.
D.C. Councilmember Christina Henderson also expressed her disappointment in the fair’s offerings. “Not a funnel cake, corn dog, bucket lemonade, or fried Snickers in sight. The only ride is the Ferris Wheel,” Henderson wrote on X. “It’s not that kind of state fair, y’all.”
You Won’t Believe the Food Prices at Trump’s American State Fair
The food situation at the “Great American State Fair” is a disaster.newrepublic.com
Your leftist "source": is spreading bald-faced lies.....per usual.
Post your evidence from one of your approved news outlets that shows the article is wrong.
In other words, "a Donald Trump fair".