Sen. Mark Warner
Mark Robert WarnerThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Facebook - Trump teases on 2024 run Sunday shows - Trump's reemergence, COVID-19 vaccines and variants dominate Warner: White House should 'keep open additional sanctions' against Saudi crown prince MORE received some culinary advice from fellow senators after video went viral showing the Virginia Democrat preparing a tuna melt with an inordinate amount of mayonnaise during stay-at-home orders for the pandemic.
“Mark, if you don’t change your routine there’s going to be a mayo shortage in Virginia,” Sen. Cory Booker
Cory BookerAmazon manager sues company over racial discrimination, harassment allegations Obama says reparations 'justified' Congressional Black Caucus unveils '100 Day Plan' MORE (D-N.J.) quipped in a tweet Wednesday afternoon. “As a vegan, I may not be much of an authority here but I think you’re doing it wrong.”
Mark, if you don’t change your routine there’s going to be a mayo shortage in Virginia.
— Cory Booker (@CoryBooker) April 22, 2020
As a vegan, I may not be much of an authority here but I think you’re doing it wrong. pic.twitter.com/Y36GtO968z
“Mark—we need to talk. Call. Please. Your friend KDH,” Sen. Kamala Harris
Kamala HarrisHarris pushes for support for cities in coronavirus relief package This week: Senate takes up coronavirus relief after minimum wage setback Brown vows Democrats will 'find a way' to raise minimum wage MORE (D-Calif.) tweeted, using her own initials.
Mark—we need to talk. Call. Please. Your friend KDH.pic.twitter.com/IPGsT6cnjE
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) April 22, 2020
The viral clip features Warner applying a liberal amount of mayonnaise on two slices of bread, spooning tuna from a can without draining it and adding two slices of cheese before microwaving it for 30 seconds.
"I like mayo. I know my kids hate mayo," Warner says in the clip.
Former Sen. Claire McCaskill
Claire Conner McCaskillThe Memo: Punish Trump or risk a repeat, warn Democrats GOP senators criticized for appearing to pay half-hearted attention to trial Hawley watches trial from visitor's gallery MORE (D-Mo.) also made jokes at her former colleague’s expense, tweeting, "Ok @MarkWarner we need to talk. That’s too much mayo dude. ... I love your effort...but...."
Warner’s communications director later said in a tweet that the senator "wants you to know that he **intentionally** didn't drain the tuna ‘because I didn't want it to be too dry.’”
