Biden Teases Super Bowl Conspiracy With ‘Dark Brandon’ Meme After Chiefs Win
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The president added fuel to conspiracy theorists’ claims about the Kansas City Chiefs' victory.
President Joe Biden likely sent conspiracy theorists into a frenzy late Sunday by teasingly suggesting the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win was indeed a deep-state plot.
“Just like we drew it up,” he posted on X, the social media site formerly known as Twitter, following the Chiefs’ nail-biting 25-22 victory in overtime.
His post included a photo of his so-called “Dark Brandon” meme, showing him with searing red laser eyes.
The trolling follows some conservatives suggesting the nation’s most-watched sporting event was rigged, with the help of pop star Taylor Swift and Biden, to help Democrats win this year’s presidential election.
This theory is in part based on the number of new fans the Chiefs have received after Swift started regularly attending the team’s games to support her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. The conspiracy suggests the billionaire songstress could endorse Biden at the peak of her and Kelce’s time in the spotlight, swaying their millions of fans toward supporting the president’s reelection.
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