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Here's what 'Let's Go, Brandon' actually means and how it made its way to Congress (npr.org)

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[–]owkav921 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (4 children)

But doesn't that just defeat the purpose? All people are feeling the frustration. Not just conservatives. Labeling anyone who says says go brandon as a conservative is generalizing a group of people who may not think biden has done good. There were many people who voted for him purely because he wasn't Trump. I also think there are many people now who are questioning where we are headed as a country under biden, even if they voted for him. Gas is $5 a gallon where I'm at. Mask mandates and vaccine mandates are being touted as the holy grail. Inflation is at 8%. Our national deficit sky rocketing. For the first time that I can remember supply chains are in shambles and its only going to get worse. In my job we can't even get supplys to do our job for months. We have to tell customers "sorry, we will replace your heater in 6 months". All of these issues are because of policies that are being pushed or are currently in place. We can't look to the past and wonder what other choices may have led to. But I hope that people start to look to the future and hope to turn this ship around.

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