Vermont Republicans Plan “Let’s Go Brandon” Rally

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Let’s go Brandon continues to spread.

The Vermont GOP has announced they are hosting a “Let’s Go Brandon: rally on November 13th.

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From Breitbart:

Vermont Republicans will be taking the “Let’s Go, Brandon” chant to a literal level by hosting a rally in the city of Brandon, Vermont.

Brandon, Vermont is the hometown of the state’s recently elected GOP Chair Paul Dame; the rally will be held on Saturday, November 13, and will largely serve as a celebration of the latest Republican victories and a repudiation of the Joe Biden presidency.

“We have a lot of work to do over before the session starts in VT, but as I announced at Saturday’s meeting we are going to start with a little fun,” Dame said when announcing the event.

“This Saturday we are hosting a ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Rally in Central Park in Brandon,” he continued. “We are having hats, T-shirts and bumper stickers designed and printed as locally as possible as our first step to make a small contribution to the local economy.”

During an event at Mar-a-Lago, Trump spoke out on the “let’s go Brandon” chant that has spread all across the country.

From Newsweek:

Donald Trump has spoken about the “let’s go Brandon” chant and its predecessor “F**k Joe Biden,” which have become a popular slogans for conservative figures in recent months, saying how he prefers the explicit version criticizing the current president.

Trump spoke about the chants which have frequently broken out at sports areas and other public events since September while appearing at the The America First Policy Institute event in his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on November 5.

As reported by Page Six, a chant of “let’s go Brandon” began ringing out from the crowd. In response, Trump said: “I still like the first phrase better somehow. It’s more accurate.”