‘Let’s Go, Brandon!’
That’s not really what they’re saying. And the meaning is clear.
by Scott McKay
October 7, 2021, 11:04 PM
In what might have been a seminal moment in American political history, NASCAR driver Brandon Brown won his first race on the circuit over the weekend. Brown took his national series victory Saturday with a win in the Xfinity Series race shortened by darkness at Talladega Superspeedway.
But the race was not the seminal moment. The interview after the race, in which a female NBC Sports anchor noted the rather loud, spirited chant from the fans in the stands and deliberately mistook the ubiquitous “F*ck Joe Biden!” which has become de rigeur in virtually every public gathering in America as “Let’s Go, Brandon!”
It was a difficult mistake to make, and, as Sen. Ted Cruz said, it was perfectly emblematic of the lengths to which the corporate legacy media will go to push fake news on the American people.
But because lots of Americans who agreed wholeheartedly with the sentiment behind “F*ck Joe Biden!” are still uncomfortable with the loud dropping of F-bombs, “Let’s Go, Brandon!” is the Delta Variant of derisive civil disobedience. Now the whole family can chime in.
And so when Biden traveled to Michigan to shill for his increasingly unlikely nation-killing $3.5 trillion federal spending orgy, he was met by hundreds of protesters yelling “Let’s Go, Brandon!”
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