Jennifer Welch slammed for saying Trump voters should be banned from Mexican, Chinese, Indian restaurants

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Former Bravo reality star Jennifer Welch has ignited a firestorm after declaring that White supporters of President Donald Trump should be barred from eating at Mexican, Chinese, and Indian restaurants in the United States.

Speaking on her 'I’ve Had It' podcast, Welch criticized so-called “triple Trumpers,” accusing them of hypocrisy for enjoying multicultural cuisine while allegedly opposing diversity and inclusion efforts.

Jennifer Welch slams Donald Trump supporters for dining at businesses run by immigrants

“I’ve had it with White people that triple Trumped, that have the nerve and the audacity to walk into a Mexican restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, an Indian restaurant, go to a gay hairdresser,” said Jennifer Welch, adding, “I don’t think you should be able to enjoy anything but Cracker Barrel.”

The term “triple Trump” has been loosely defined in media reports, with some suggesting it describes those who align with Trump’s views on immigration, race, and LGBTQ policies, while others say it simply refers to people who voted for him in 2016, 2020, and 2024.

Welch added, “If you want to triple Trump, if you want to brow beat DEI, if you want to brow beat gay people, you want to brow beat Black people as you have been doing for 400 years and you wanna browbeat this generation of immigrants that come over here and open up businesses, honestly pay their taxes. White people that triple Trumped should be boycotted, banned from enjoying the best thing that America has to offer, which is multiculturalism,” she said during the episode.

“Get your fat a***s out of the Mexican restaurant. Get your fat a***s over at a Cracker Barrel because nobody wants to see your f*****g smug ass, teeny weeny pink arm, big gut around.”

Vernon Jones calls out Jennifer Welch for ignoring diversity among Donald Trump supporters

Jennifer Welch’s comments drew swift backlash online, with many branding her statements as discriminatory and hypocritical. Former Georgia State Representative Vernon Jones responded on X, pointing out that people of various ethnic backgrounds, including Black, Hispanic, and Asian Americans, also voted for Trump.

“To that liberal racist Jennifer ‘Karen’ Welch, since you’ve had it with White people who voted for Trump, I’m sure you really find it disgusting for Blacks, Asians and Hispanics who voted for (Donald Trump). I notice you didn’t invite us to (Cracker Barrel). You don’t mind us working there, but Blacks, Asians and Hispanics can’t eat there,” Jones wrote, accusing Welch of only targeting White Trump voters while ignoring others who share similar political beliefs.

He concluded, “I notice you live in an all White pasty neighborhood. No diversity there. You’re living proof parents shouldn’t mate. I’ve had it with @ivehaditpodcast.”

Jennifer Welch faces backlash over comments on Donald Trump voters and ethnic restaurants

Former Bravo star Jennifer Welch is under heavy criticism after suggesting that White Trump voters should be banned from eating at Mexican, Chinese, and Indian restaurants.

The remark, made on her podcast, drew swift outrage online, with many calling her comments hypocritical and divisive.

Some users accused Welch of embodying the very intolerance she claims to oppose. “She talks about being against hate and intolerance and then goes on to spew an incredible amount of hate and intolerance,” one person wrote, while the other commented, “The epitome of liberal White women.” 

A user on X said, “That's just absurd; restaurants are for everyone, regardless of who you voted for. Tolerance needs to go both ways.”

One user lamented, “If we're going to do that sort of “thinking,” all non-whites are banned from the internet and using eletricity. Should we also include cars and airlines? How about indoor plumbing?”

“She is hateful and racist and disgraceful,” another added.

“She’s so unpleasant,” another remarked.

The backlash was swift and unforgiving. “She’s such a creepy racist hypocrite!” one person posted.

“What an awful human,” another added.

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