Harris’s Pittsburgh spice store visit ignites flurry of backlash over shop’s activism

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A visit Vice President Kamala Harris paid to a spice store in Pittsburgh has sparked outrage from conservatives due to the store’s publically progressive politics. 

Penzy’s Spices, a Wisconsin-based spice store chain, is vocal about its progressive nature. During the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, the store put up a sign welcoming “future fake electors” to the state as a dig to the dozens of alleged fake electors who have been indicted for efforts contesting the results of the 2020 election. 

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