San Diego Mayor Banned from City's Hooters

The restaurant chain has standards

Reason Staff | 8.13.2013 8:10 PM

Earlier today, the executive director of the San Diego Republican Party tweeted this image from in front of the Hooters in Rancho Bernardo.

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Sevo 13 years ago

And I don't recall a single woman griping about how she was treated at Hooters.
1. Adam 13 years ago
  
  You've clearly never met a women who encountered the San Diego mayor at Hooters.
Old Man With Candy 13 years ago

She got that much for being groped by the mayor? Impressive.

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