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In the conservative social media ecosystem, "Let's go Brandon" has become a potent catchphrase. An Oregon man even yelled the cheer during his call with President Biden and first lady Jill Biden on Christmas Eve, and Jill seemed to wince. But the catchphrase isn't just in the social media ether: It's now in real-life roadside prank territory.

Apparently, the town of Grand Isle, Louisiana, isn't impressed with all of the "**** Joe Biden" banners being flown around the state. The town has repeatedly ticketed and detained contractor Ross Brunet for flying the anti-Biden slogans on his pickup truck. Now, he's suing the town for violating his First Amendment rights.

In the suit, Brunet claims the township abused its power by using an anti-obscene ordinance to silence him. He says the township also violated his due process by threatening him with daily fines if he didn't remove the banners. In a recent court ruling, the township's motion to dismiss was denied. The suit is currently on appeal, and the ACLU of New Jersey will be representing Brunet. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. For more information, visit the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey's website. You can purchase the **** Joe Biden Flag in a variety of styles, including long sleeve tees, tank tops, and hoodies.

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It was the moment that made conservative social media burn: Rep. Bill Posey cheering on someone named Brandon with a desultory "Let's go, Brandon!" It wasn't clear whether Posey misheard the crowd or was attempting damage control, but the moment resonated, and it became a meme.

A man who says he was ticketed and detained by local police for flying two flags reading "**** JOE BIDEN" on his pickup truck has filed a lawsuit. Ross Brunet's lawsuit accuses the town of Grand Isle, Louisiana, of violating his First Amendment rights by targeting him for the content of his flags.

An unstoppable force meets an immovable object. New Jersey resident Andrea Dick won a victory in court on June 7, 2021, after the city of Roselle Park ordered her to remove pro-Trump and anti-Biden banners from her home. She refused, despite receiving hate mail and even having dog poop smeared on her car. She received a summons for violating the borough's obscenity ordinance, but with representation from the ACLU she beat the city in municipal court.
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