Former Clinton Press Secretary: 'Let's Go Brandon' Is KKK Coded Language
'ISIS, the Klan, Nazi’s… beginning to get the point?'
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CNN analyst and former press secretary for Bill Clinton, Joe Lockhart, faced massive backlash on Twitter after he claimed the popular “Let’s Go Brandon” chant was KKK coded language.
Lockhart wrote on Twitter:
“You know who also had coded statements like Brandon?"
"ISIS, the Klan, Nazi’s… beginning to get the point?"
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Then came the backlash:
I hope a family member is checking in on you.
— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) November 2, 2021
you know who else drank water
— Jessica O’Donnell (@heckyessica) November 2, 2021
Are those words??? You know who ELSE said words????
— Billy Gribbin (@BillyGribbin) November 2, 2021
The Nazi's what?
— Ron Coleman (@RonColeman) November 2, 2021
“Let’s Go Brandon” chants became popular after NBC Sports reporter Kelli Stavast's attempt to cover up chanting of “F**k Joe Biden” but backfired spectacularly.
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Meanwhile, everyone from big tech to the government has done everything they can to ban the chants.
Last month, a viral "Let's Go Brandon" song soared to number one in the U.S. music charts despite attempts by Big Tech giants to censor it.
Rapper Bryson Gray’s song “Let’s Go Brandon” surpassed pop star Adele's latest hit to become the number one song in the country.
The news came after Gray’s song was banned from YouTube for allegedly containing “medical misinformation.”
Prior to that, another anti-Biden “Let’s Go Brandon!” song soared to number one on the iTunes hip-hop chart by rapper Loza Alexander.
“In the song’s choruses, a voice repeatedly chants the iconic anti-Biden mantra and is immediately followed by a sample of a crowd chanting the original line, the more rough-and-ready ‘F*ck Joe Biden,’” The Post Millennial reported.
Earlier this week, NBC News demanded Secret Service investigates the alleged "threat" to Democrat Joe Biden from the viral "Let's Go Brandon" meme.
Like many on the left, the news network was outraged at the rising popularity of the anti-Biden phrase.
