The memes are meant to support the Inflation Recovery Act.
QUICK FACTS:
- The Biden White House’s attempt to reclaim the “Let’s Go Brandon” meme that plagued the consistently COVID-hit President through late 2021 and early 2022 is known as “Dark Brandon.”
- The White House staff’s efforts combine a nearly year-late response to the Brandon memes with the well-established “Dark MAGA” movement’s Byronic aesthetic, according to The National Pulse.
- The present White House actually appears to be using Nazi memes to advertise the adoption of the Inflation Recovery Act (IRA).
- That choice means that the current administration is leading Americans to believe that Donald Trump commanded his administration leadership behave like Nazis while the Biden Administration is anything but Trump-like.
- Since the IRA does provide the American government the authority to pry into your taxes in a more aggressive manner by the IRS, some have questioned if the timing by the White House is appropriate.
MEDIA CLEANUP CREW:
- The first thing to keep in mind is that corporate mainstream media channels are really advertising this “Dark Brandon” content.
- A great demonstration is in far-left news org Slate’s analysis, which states that “if he can gather a modicum of momentum from the al-Zawahiri assassination by drawing up the cowl of Dark Brandon, then that is obviously better than whatever he’s got going on right now.”
- Mel Magazine offers their take saying, “Okay, I pledge my soul to Dark Brandon. What’s the worst that could happen? Not like Regular Brandon was doing such a bang-up job. Trust the process. We’re finally winning.”
- Rupert Murdoch’s Sun newspaper also weighed in seeming to hype “Dark Brandon,” alongside the Daily Dot, as well as the Independent newspaper.
BACKGROUND:
- Joe Biden’s approval rating had been returning to the 40 percent range when the Dark Brandon meme debuted.
- In what is doubtless considered bad news for the administration, Rasmussen polling has consistently shown Biden far away from where a president on the cusp of a second campaign should be, with his approval numbers in sad decline.
