While Elizabeth Warren was traveling through Iowa for her campaign, she decided to stop at a kid’s lemonade stand and buy a cup of lemonade.

But what the family actually did with Warren’s cash is hilarious and would infuriate Warren.

Warren tweeted, “Stopped for a quick drink at a lemonade stand in Harlan, Iowa. When life gives you lemons, make big structural change!”

Stopped for a quick drink at a lemonade stand in Harlan, Iowa. When life gives you lemons, make big structural change! pic.twitter.com/rp1PMyzwKX

— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) August 8, 2019

First of all, this was a complete political stunt to try and identify with the people of Iowa. These girls are too young to vote, but maybe she thought they could influence their parents into voting for her.

Kim Norvell tweeted that she just “happened to come across Warren buying lemonade from some girls in Harlan. It was $7 – she gave them $10. This is Iowa!”

However, when you look at who Kim Norvell actually is, she is going around with Elizabeth Warren and covering her while in Iowa.

Somehow doubt you just "happened to come across" this 🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/qmm54MnvjH

— Bearded Potato (@InclusiveTwit) August 8, 2019

Why is it that Democratic politicians are just such low-lives? They will do anything and I mean absolutely anything to gain a vote.

Well, I’m happy to say that her plan backfired.

According to the Free Beacon,

When Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) purchased drinks from two girls running a lemonade stand in August, she may not have been aware that her $10 purchase would be donated to a pro-life charity.

“Our daughters thought [Warren] was nice,” Dan Michels, a Trump supporter and a father to one of the girls, told the Washington Free Beacon. “She came by and told us we should vote for her. And our daughters told us she was a nice person, but we don’t align with her politically and … because she’s pro-choice, we said we should donate her money to a pro-life [cause].”

While I know these girls are still very young, this also goes to show how easily swayed young people are when it comes to politics. They have no real-life experience on how their policies truly affect the world.