If the flipping of this script began with Walz’s epithet, the convention is completing the turnover. In the lead-up to Walz’s nomination-acceptance speech, viewers heard Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg describing in great detail a typical dinner at his house, “when the dog is barking and the air fryer is beeping and the mac and cheese is boiling over and it feels like all the negotiating experience in the world is not enough to get our 3-year-old son and our 3-year-old daughter to just wash their hands and sit at the table.” Amy Klobuchar, one of Minnesota’s U.S. senators, told us about the chicken-Parmesan dinner her mother-in-law brought over to Tim and Gwen Walz’s house when their son was born. “That’s what we do in America,” she said. “We look out for our neighbors.” Even Bill Clinton, famously a former aficionado of McDonald’s, mentioned that Harris had spent more time there than he had—back when she was slinging burgers, probably the most normal job in America. The Latte Liberals have become the Casserole Liberals.