Alabama man gets to keep ‘LGBFJB’ plate, state even apologizes
By HatetheSwamp June 11, 2022 1:25 pm Category: President
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I've said many times that people with TDS are just plain angry but people obsessed with Joe Biden can't stop laughing.
Alabama, in a sudden reversal, will allow an Oneonta man to keep his personalized license plate that slams President Joe Biden. The state even apologized for its original effort to take back the plate.
Nathan Kirk, owner of Blount County Tactical gun store, personalized his license plate with the acronym LGBFJB, a reference to the political chant “Let’s go Brandon” followed by a vulgar insult of Biden.
To make the message even clearer, Kirk told Al.com that he added a “don’t tread on me” plate cover which has the words “Let’s go Brandon” on it.
Kirk applied for the specialized license plate in October and received it after paying $700. Then, in a letter dated Feb. 17, the Alabama Department of Revenue explained that registration for the plate would not be renewed due to objectionable language.
Kirk spoke out and he received thousands of messages, mostly in support, after Newsmax, One America News Network, and several other right-leaning national publications shared the story.
Then last week, following the national attention, Kirk got another letter from the department stating that he could keep the license plate. He also got an apology.
“The Alabama Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division, has determined the above referenced license plate will not be recalled,” the department said to Kirk in a letter dated March 9. “We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.”
I'm definitely not happy Joe Biden’s President, still, I can't stop laughing.
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