There's a 'Let's Go Brandon' Trailer on Tour in North Texas Trying To 'Stop Political Slavery of Blacks

The phrase "Let's Go Brandon" has gotten so popular that it's now got its own tour of some kind with a traveling truck that's been spotted in Fort Worth and Frisco. The large trailer hauled by a pickup truck and its website bills itself as The Let's Go Brandon! Tour proclaiming "I Didn't Vote for Him and I Am Still Black."
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