A store has opened in liberal, blue Massachusetts which specializes in ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ merchandise. The phrase, which was popularized in recent months, loosely translates to F-Joe Biden.
You might expect something like this to happen in a red state, but Massachusetts?
It just goes to show that there are people everywhere who are unhappy about Biden’s presidency.
FOX Business reports:
‘Let’s Go Brandon’ store opens in Massachusetts town
A “Let’s Go Brandon” Store is now open in the Massachusetts town of North Attleboro, not far from the Rhode Island line.
The retail location sells “Let’s Go Brandon” merchandise such as hats, shirts, and signs, according to WJAR-TV of Providence, Rhode Island.
A photo posted by the station shows the store’s outdoor sign, which includes sets of auto-racing-style checkered flags.
Other retailers have also launched efforts to cash in on the phrase. In Minnesota, for example, the bakery at Palubicki’s Family Market in Fosston offers “Let’s Go Brandon” cookies, KVLY-TV of Fargo, North Dakota, recently reported.
The phrase became an internet sensation in early October after an NBC Sports reporter working at a NASCAR Xfinity Series race incorrectly reported that fans were chanting “Let’s go, Brandon!” following a victory by driver Brandon Brown, when they were really shouting, “F— Joe Biden!”
Memes, jokes, and comments immediately began to spread across the internet posted by users – either mocking NBC’s coverage during the interview, or criticizing President Biden. Since then, profane anti-Biden chants at college football games and other events have sometimes been replaced by the less R-rated “Let’s go, Brandon” chants.
This is so funny.
OMG 😂😂😂
They opened a Let’s Go Brandon store in North Attleborough, MA pic.twitter.com/Myc5yGYHgR
— Jewish Deplorable (@TrumpJew2) December 5, 2021
Okay I’m off to do some shopping. Does anybody want me to pick them up something while I’m out? 🤣🤣https://t.co/MDQf6OnNsB
— Johnny (@jrosejunior1975) December 5, 2021
They will probably do very well, even though it’s Massachusetts.
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Cross posted from American Lookout.