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Domino’s Sends Proof of Halibut Receipt to Begich

By Meredith Shiner
Posted August 16, 2013 at 4:02pm

How do you like them halibut? I guess OK, says Domino’s CEO J. Patrick Doyle, to Sen. Mark Begich, who called out the pizza magnate after an ad went after the famous Alaskan fish.

Domino’s posted a picture of Doyle with the fish sent to him by the Alaska Democrat in an “I <3 Halibut" polo shirt, which lord knows, they probably had to have made for the occasion.

The tweet:

Thanks again @SenatorBegich…usually it’s pizza for Friday lunch. Today, Alaskan Halibut. It’s “ofishal” – I love it! pic.twitter.com/dvUPquHyvW

As HOH reported yesterday

Congrats, Mark Begich. You now have one more soldier in the halibut fight. At least for the day. On twitter.

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