“Let’s go, Brandon” hit the streets Thursday morning, with the three-word chant finding its way onto two massive Northern Virginia electronic road signs in Falls Church, a report said.
“I don’t think it’s particularly helpful to the discourse right now,” a resident whose home is about 100 yards from the signs told WTTG-TV.
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Falls Church officials received several calls from Virginians on their morning commutes, saying the signs resulted from foul play.
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“We were made aware this morning that someone had broken into the control cabinets on the electronic signs and changed the messaging,” said a spokesperson for developer Mill Creek Residential. “The signs were immediately corrected, and the cabinet locks have been fixed to prevent future incidents.”
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The controversial phrase originated at a Florida NASCAR race when a journalist misreported the chant “F*** Joe Biden” as praise toward driver Brandon Brown.
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“I have a pretty decent sense of humor,” the resident said. “But it is a new dangerous intersection, and ‘Let’s go, Brandon’ is really a, you know, euphemism or something for a pretty obscene chant against the president.”
