Election Day is November 3, 2020.
Today there are 73 days to the election. Some states allow early voting up to 46 days before election day, and (early) mail-in voting is an option for many voters as well. Do you have a plan to vote? Visit I Will Vote to check your registration status and find out how you want to vote.
It might look like math but this numbers-based t-shirt design is very political and very anti-Trump.
Although the exact origin of the slang term 86 is unclear, to "86 something" means to cancel it, or get rid of it. The phrase was used in the food service industry to indicate something no longer being available. 45, of course, refers to the current president. And we will 86 45 in 2020!
This political t-shirt design is done in a pleasing color palette of brick red, yellow, and teal. The numbers are distressed for a vintage look. Pick this up in unisex or women's cut in a variety of dark color t-shirts.
Trump rebranded for his re-election campaign with the update to his previous slogan. "Keep America Great" was to be the rallying cry for his cause. But his staff, filled with the finest people, neglected to obtain the domain name for the slogan: KeepAmericaGreat.com. Instead, the Biden-Harris campaign purchased the...
In July 2018 the famous giant Trump baby balloon made its debut over Parliament Square in London, during an official visit by the big baby himself. Since then the balloon has flown in other locations as a sign of protest, and countless copies have been made. You can...
This is a great gift to 1. enrage your Democrat friends briefly before 2. making them laugh uncontrolably. You guessed it -- this book is full of blank pages. After the laughter has died down, this funny "pro-Trump" book is perfect for regifting to folks...
Do you know about The Lincoln Project? It's a Political Action Committee (PAC) that was formed by former (and some current) Republican party members. Their main goal is to prevent the re-election of Trump and his congressional supporters. The group is named after Abraham Lincoln, our 16th president, and, as everyone knows, a Republican.
