It’s always the leftists with the magenta-colored hair.
The profane owner of a far-left baker in the Dallas suburbs had created a social media firestorm after she called Trump supporters “absolute garbage.”
Haley Popp is the owner of Hive Bakery in Flower Mound, Texas. She has magenta-colored hair, tattoos, wears a “F*** the Patriarchy” t-shirt and a holds a deep hatred of the Make America Great Again community.
Popp recently accused Elon Musk of saluting Hitler and she literally just published a photo of freshly baked cookies adorned with the face of the blasphemous bishop who attacked President Trump at National Cathedral.
“These people who reside here in this town are absolute garbage,” she wrote on the bakery’s Facebook page. “Even though the criminal they voted for won, they still come for us like children with schoolyard insults. It’s never enough. They’re bullies.”
Popp claims she received multiple calls from “MAGA” asking her to make Trump cakes or cookies ahead of Inauguration Day.
“They really don’t want to order anything,” she wrote. “It’s just about harassment.”
Really? Most bakeries have a policy that if you want to order a custom cake or cookie you have to pay for the item in advance. Doesn’t the Hive Bakery have a similar policy? If someone pays for a Trump cake in advance, how is that bogus?
So, the orders were made and the bakery readily admitted they denied all the requests.
“Not because it’s Trumpy stuff they want made, but because we’re booked up for weeks,” Popp claimed.
“They love to cry about it and pretend they’ve been denied because we discriminate. It’s a lie. They love to tell people we charge higher prices for Trump goods. It’s a lie. They love to whine, and b!t$h, and complain, and harass, and taunt, and belittle, and cheat, and fabricate, and pollute everything they touch. That’s who these people are and we’re so thankful they never visit Hive Bakery.”
Honestly, I don’t understand why anyone would order or eat anything from an anti-Trump bakery. You never know when one of the bakers might substitute salt for sugar. By accident, of course…
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