[markomalley]

I'm not a fan of Papa John's, but if Harry Reid doesn't like it, they've got to be doing SOMETHING right.

[JPG]

I’ll bet Reid’s favorite meal is a bowl of Fruit Loops.

[JamesA]

Wish we had the little turds number, I’d give him lots of calls.

[mkjessup]

Too bad Dingy Harry doesn't like pizza, he could head up Wisconsin Avenue to Armand's Chicago Pizzeria and not only get a great pie, but feel right at home since it is from 'Chicago', like his new boss.

[reagan_fanatic]

Regardless, Muldoon said, “We would love to become his favorite pizza. The next time, if he wants, the pizza is on us.”

[OldMissileer]

The pizza I remember the most was from some little place right off the beach in Santa Maria, CA.

I was in Missile IQT at Vandenberg AFB back in 1984 and 1985 and some of my classmates and I would drive down to SM and order pizza and beer.

They had a giant 22 inch pizza called the UFO and we would order a couple of them and drink beer and eat pizza.

The UFO was not that great but those good times and great friendships made it some of the best I have ever had.

[Brilliant]

“I don’t like pizza...”

And he claims to be an American.

[OpinionBug]

oh it just needed some arugula.

[Air Force Brat]

Don’t like pizza??

Why...that’s un-American!

Oh. Wait...

[Political Junkie Too]

Muldoon said, “We would love to become his favorite pizza. The next time, if he wants, the pizza is on us.”

That's not a good idea. Many companies have policies regarding "gifts" to politicians. Giving away a free pizza to a Senator will result in lots of paperwork for Papa John's.

Now, if they gave Reid free boxing tickets...

-PJ

[jetson]

Harry Reid is used to his little bowl of pudding with orange juice in his ducky cup. Pizza is too grown up.

[Tennessee_Bob]

Big Ed’s Pizza here in Oak Ridge, Tennessee is the only way to go. Ed was a Marine in WWII, and after two Purple Hearts and a couple other medals, decided to start a pizza place. He started down in Georgia, then eventually moved here to the Secret City. All they serve is pizza, soft drinks, tea and beer. No fancy salad bar or anything like that. Carry out boxes? No way - you get it on a card board circle in a paper bag. The employees (all local high schoolers, and all having to keep a C average or higher) will willingly help you carry the pies out to the car. Ed passed away a few years ago, and his son David, also a Marine, is now running the place. The pizza is great, but the ambience of the place is awesome - big time military supporters, all sorts of trophies and plaques on the wall - “thank yous” from special forces groups that they’ve fed, SWAT teams that they’ve fed - a big oil painting of Ed on the wall, and a book about Marine shooters featuring an article about Ed and his time as a counter-sniper in the Pacific theater.

Hmmm...might be good for dinner tonight.

[ksen]

Why was this even a news story?

Don’t news outlets have editors anymore?

[ncpatriot]

He also doesn’t like the smelly public.

[Freedom_Fighter_2001]

BTTT

[RichInOC]

Well, order him a Chuck E. Cheese pie. That’s not really pizza.

[tanknetter]

Reid’s just showing how far partisan politics extends. Papa Johns originated and is based in Louisville KY, Mitch McConnell’s home turf.

It reminds me of all the attempted “boycotts” of Dominoes launched by Libtards over the years because the founder of Dominoes is pro-life.

[BuffaloJack]

I’ll bet Reid likes fund-raisers’ rubber chicken.

[wagglebee]

Reid snapped, “Purchase a pizza for a quarter? I don’t like pizza, and I especially don’t like Papa John’s Pizza!”

I'm not a big fan of Papa John's either, but what kind of person doesn't like pizza?