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==Spread==

==Spread==

The phrase has become a cultural phenomenon, reflecting widespread popular revulsion at Joe Biden and his administration.  Among other manifestations, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] traveled to the city of Brandon, Florida to make a ceremonial signing of legislation protecting Floridians from losing their jobs over coronavirus vaccine mandates.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/11/18/gov-desantis-signs-legislation-protecting-florida-jobs-against-vaccine-mandates/amp/</ref> Him doing this in the city of Brandon was widely perceived as a subtle invocation of the Let's Go Brandon phrase.

The phrase has become a cultural phenomenon, reflecting widespread popular revulsion at Joe Biden and his administration.  Among other manifestations, Florida Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] traveled to the city of Brandon, Florida to make a ceremonial signing of legislation protecting Floridians from losing their jobs over coronavirus vaccine mandates.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/11/18/gov-desantis-signs-legislation-protecting-florida-jobs-against-vaccine-mandates/amp/</ref> Him doing this in the city of Brandon was widely perceived as a subtle invocation of the “Let's Go Brandon” phrase.

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