Liberals who call Trump Orange Cheeto outraged by Cruz/Don Jr. Obama Cookie Photo
Racism™ and cookie truthers

Donald Trump Jr. celebrates his 40th birthday in two weeks. To kick off the birthday festivities, several friends held an early birthday party for Don Jr. at a Dallas restaurant. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz attended the party.
Because it’s funny, someone brought a cookie cake with the likeness of President Obama from his iconic “Hope” poster iced on the front. The two posed for a picture with the giant cookie, Don Jr. posted it to Instagram, and then the internet lost its mind, hurling Racist™ accusations and the like.
How in the hell is a cookie cake with an iconic picture of a former president Racist™? That’s a fabulous question and one none of the accusers have bothered to answer.
It's hard to have to acknowledge that racists are in the highest echelons of our government. This is completely… https://t.co/5MN6DV9eKd
— Dr. Kathie Allen (@kathieallenmd) December 18, 2017
Really GOP & Donald Trump Jr? That racist image of President Obama is just plain disgusting. Ted Cruz, you may think they like you, but they attacked your wife & said your father was involved in JFK murder. They will turn on you as well.
https://t.co/vo6Ju0FbGV— Eric Foster (@efoster_eric) December 18, 2017
Racist jackasses…… https://t.co/AVjp5Cmjmh
— stans (@kestans) December 18, 2017
The Obama cookie Junior gave to Senator Cruz certainly demonstrates the low regard he has for non-white. Shameful. #ICYMI pic.twitter.com/wKVztt6Tuq
— Tnova (@Tnova1can) December 19, 2017
And then there’s a whole world of cookie truthers:
'That's a cookie, not a cake Trump Jr' https://t.co/xLbDumMtqw
— Looney Lane (@LooneyLaneFans) December 19, 2017
Dream on, pal:
1. Don Jr. is obnoxiously racist.
2. That's Ajit Pai, not Obama.
3. That's a cookie, not a birthday cake.
4. Gonna feel so good to beat Ted Cruz. pic.twitter.com/gMRA7gPXhO— Matt McDermott (@mattmfm) December 18, 2017
Taking the ridiculousness to the next level, the owner of the restaurant where Don Jr.’s birthday shindig was held publicly apologized.
From the Houston Chronicle:
Restaurant owner Stephan Courseau took to Instagram the next day, writing that he felt “betrayed and sad” by the fact that guests used his restaurant, Le Bilboquet, “as a platform to promote, disrespect, and spread hatred.”
Racist cookies. What a ridiculous time to be alive.

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I have a new theory: it is really racist to make a charge of racism where no racist intent exists.
Can’t be an image of Barak Obama… the nose isn’t turned up.
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