Place Where Biden Face-Planted Off Bike
Is Named 'Brandon Falls' On Google Maps
Posted By: Skinnydip, 7/19/2022 3:49:14 PM
The place where Joe Biden face planted into the concrete falling off his bike last month has been named as ‘Brandon Falls’ on Google Maps. Someone has managed to place a landmark in the Delaware location, naming it after the infamous ‘Lets go Brandon’ chant, which was initiated after the White House claimed Nascar fans were not chanting ‘F*ck Joe Biden’ when they totally were. At time of writing, ‘Brandon Falls’ is still listed as a ‘historical landmark’ on Google Maps
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The place where Joe Biden face planted into the concrete falling off his bike last month has been named as ‘Brandon Falls’ on Google Maps. Someone has managed to place a landmark in the Delaware location, naming it after the infamous ‘Lets go Brandon’ chant, which was initiated after the White House claimed Nascar fans were not chanting ‘F*ck Joe Biden’ when they totally were. At time of writing, ‘Brandon Falls’ is still listed as a ‘historical landmark’ on Google Maps
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