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Ken Blackwell BREAKING: Resurfaced court records show Katie Porter dumped scalding hot mashed potatoes on her husband’s head!! 🥔 🔥 Court records show her ex-husband accused her of dumping a bowl of hot mashed potatoes on his head, burning him during an argument. He described her rage as constant… throwing objects, hurling insults, and screaming, “You’re too dumb to operate a phone.” Porter denied it, but the language in those documents shows a pattern of hostility that’s hard to ignore. And now she’s showing the same explosive temper on camera. During a recent CBS interview, when asked how she plans to win over Trump voters, Porter snapped, “I feel like this is unnecessarily argumentative. What is your question?” When the reporter followed up, Porter abruptly clapped her hands and said, “I don’t want to keep doing this. I’m going to call it.” She tried to end the interview on the spot, muttering that she didn’t want it “all on camera.” That’s not confidence — that’s volatility. This comes just days after another clip surfaced of her screaming at a staffer during a virtual event. You can hear her shouting, “Get out of my f***ing shot!” and slamming her laptop shut. The staffer had simply tried to help clarify a point. These moments aren’t accidents. They’re a pattern. From the kitchen to the campaign trail, the same outbursts, the same inability to stay composed when challenged. Porter built her brand on lecturing others — the professor with the whiteboard, the moral crusader who scolds CEOs. But when the spotlight turns on her, she loses control. Leadership requires restraint, composure, and humility. California has been burned enough by emotional politicians who mistake anger for strength. And now, after seeing the mashed potatoes, the screaming, and the walk-offs, voters have to ask themselves one simple question: If she can’t handle a question from a reporter, how will she handle the pressure of leading a state of forty million people?