Scandal: Sen. Marco Rubio's mispronunciation of Chipotle might cost him

Newsweek noted today that Hillary Clinton’s trip to an Ohio Chipotle in her Scooby van generated around 15,000 news stories.

Just so you know: There are at least 15,000 news articles written about Hillary's visit to @ChipotleTweets http://t.co/aJh0Ju8zN5

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 18, 2015

Whether she left a tip or not was in question in many of those articles, but thanks to the network news, there’s no question that presidential candidate Marco Rubio mispronounces the name of the Mexican food franchise.

From #WorldNewsTonight just now: Rubio pronounces it Chi-POLE-te. My God, man.

— Dan Zak (@MrDanZak) April 18, 2015

@MrDanZak My parents pronounce it that exact way! It drives me crazy.

— K.L.Wightman (@KLWightman) April 18, 2015

@MrDanZak @Kindlemojo have you heard Al Sharpton pronounce it Chip Ole!

— K.L. Phelps (@KL_Phelps) April 18, 2015

https://twitter.com/lbourgie/status/589558555210031105

https://twitter.com/lbourgie/status/589559274461868032

#MarcoRubio can't pronounce #Chipotle. LOL. #HilaryClinton2016

— Sweet Assassin (@MsSweetAssassin) April 19, 2015

@MrDanZak @ktumulty I've heard people on Food Network say "expresso".

— l?l (@laura_lrnzo) April 18, 2015

@laura_lrnzo If I had an espresso bean for everytime someone said expresso, I'd open a coffee shop

— Say no to eXpresso (@No2Expresso) April 18, 2015

Fair enough; Rubio stays in the race for now. And one more request:

https://twitter.com/Cameron_Gray/status/589147330080808961