“Brandon Lovers Need Not Apply”

While the Biden administration continues to push COVID-19 mandates on America, it is apparent that their agenda is crumbling.

In just the last week alone, the 5th Circuit Court put a “stay” on the government overreach by requiring working Americans to get the miracle jab in order to continue working.

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On top of that, OSHA also announced that they were suspending the COVID-19 mandates, no longer wanting to be the Biden administration’s COVID police. And as the dominos continue to fall, businesses are also taking a stand for Americans who wish to work and have medical freedom. 

For one Wisconsin business, they decided to put out an ad for some new help. And with some big corporations requiring vaccines, masks, and everything in between, this business decided to lay out their requirements and expectations right in the ad.

As you can see below, the business isn’t one for government overreach or selling your soul so the corporate CEOs can jet off to space. Instead, they offer great pay, great benefits, time off, and a flexible schedule. 

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It should also be mentioned that the owners appear to be Trump supporters as instead of highlighting all their benefits, they made sure to bold the words “Brandon lovers need not apply.” 

As for what users thought of the ad, many were promoting the idea of benefits and time off. “Sounds like a great place to work.”

Another user couldn’t help but say, “Sounds like an amazing opportunity, tbh.”

One user added, “This is the parallel universe we are living in right now.”

But not everyone was sold on the ad as one commented, “Clayton is a town of about 1000 people. The neighboring towns aren’t much bigger. If you want to get away from low-IQ city folk and have a community of like-minded people, this would be a good choice.”

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Although the ad did receive some negative backlash, the owners apparently anticipated this by adding the last line.