Jared Schmeck, the Oregon father of four, is milking his weak claim to fame for everything he can. Schmeck, who identifies as a Christian, slurred Joe Biden on Christmas Eve while the President and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden were taking calls from the NORAD Santa tracking service.
After the President was kind to him and his son on the phone, Schmeck said, “Let’s go, Brandon,” which is a euphemism for “F*ck Joe Biden.” It was a stupid thing to do, and it came with consequences for his father’s business. Jared works for Dad’s company, Winema Electric Inc., and the Facebook page appears to be deactivated, and the company’s website was made private. The company claims to be “Grounded in Christian values,” and they’re being blasted in Yelp reviews.
Christian broadcaster Todd Starnes asked Schmeck whether he had aspirations for higher office, and the Oregon man seemed to suggest that he’s considering that. Now, even though he told the President of the United States to f*ck off on Christmas Eve, Schmeck said, “I believe God put me in this position for a reason,” and I can assure you that God had nothing to do with Schmeck’s vulgar language. Or maybe he’s praying to a darker entity.
“I’ll see where it goes once I get out of this tornado,” Schmeck said.
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Starnes then suggested that Trump might invite Schmeck to Florida if he runs for office.
“I would be honored,” Schmeck replied.
You can hear the interview below:
Schmeckk previously told his local paper that he’s “not a Trumper.” However, when he appeared on Steve Bannon’s podcast, he said, “Donald Trump is my President, and he should still be President right now. The election was 100% stolen. So, I just want to make that clear.”
Schmeck somehow claimed that the phrase “Let’s go, Brandon” is actually a protest against a “leftist mob.”
Nothing Schmeck said is true. The election wasn’t stolen. Joe Biden, not Trump, is his President. Biden is Trump’s President, too. “Let’s go, Biden” is just an immature way to circumvent having the courage to tell the President to f*ck off. It’s not a protest against a “leftist mob.” There is no leftist mob. I realize that since we had a reality TV show star as a President, that a lot of other people think they can give it a shot, too. But I think we’ve taken things too far.
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