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"Thin skinned broflake": Mayor goes off on vandal who stole town's Pride flags
By Molly Sprayregen at LGBTQ Nation
· June 25, 2026
· 1 min read
Haddonfield, New Jersey Mayor Dave Siedell did not hide his ire for the person who stole and damaged nine Pride flags from the borough's business district on Monday. In a social media post on Tuesday, Siedell called the vandal a "black hearted, thin skinned, broflake" and asked anyone who may have t
Key takeaway Related Republican behind nation's first ban on Pride flags in schools loses primary "And buddy," Siedell concluded, "Try taking this down…" He then shared a YouTube video of the children's song, "I can sing a rainbow.
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Category: rights ·
Published: June 25, 2026 ·
Source: LGBTQ Nation ·
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What is this story about? Haddonfield, New Jersey Mayor Dave Siedell did not hide his ire for the person who stole and damaged nine Pride flags from the borough's business district on Monday. In a social media post on Tuesday, Siedell called the vandal a "black hearted, thin skinned, broflake" and asked anyone who may have t
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