Hi, Based on this fact I am not sure she is even qualified to be president. I also don't like the fact that everybody is calling Trump crazy as that is a straw man argument that is really hard to break. I am not saying he pulled some crap, I don't know. Anyways, if you haven't figured out my point by now, I was just looking for some recognition for the fact that I coined the term, Hillbilly Hillary. Questions, comments, ridicule perhaps, anyone? Thanks, Brant
Ok nobody replied but this will not stop me! The underprivileged do not have the necessary wherewithal to buy such a shirt sir (or madam). She's trying to pass her self off as acceptable to the elitists too?! I think she has gone too far. Hillbilly Hillary should go drop the price of her stuff to the same price as Trumps before someone gets wind of it, (other than me) (more comparisons to follow). And stop calling him Mr. Quackers. (thats my name for Trump). I got this idea for a great game too.
$30.00 for a T-shirt Holy shite! I just bought sweet Batman and Superman Tees for $9.99 each off of ebay. What are these people thinking man! :smile: I wonder where these tees are made?
Hi, The rumour is that his were made in China and hers were made in America so this is actually a talking point and not a joke. Let me go to their sites and find out. Thanks, Brant Ok, checked it out and here's the scoop! I visited both sites and both shirts are made in the USA. Hillary wanted my both my email and/or money to visit either of her sites. Trumps was more simple, you could just click on anonymously and buy stuff. Trumps tees are made of the softest cotton available as are Hillaries. However, Hillaries tees are union made which may be why they are a bit more expensive than Trumps.
They're both probably full of crap. I'd be curious if the requirement for a printed T-Shirt to be "made in America" requires that the shirt itself be cut and sewn in America or if it is sufficient to simply print them here. (i.e. the shirt comes from China but the final product, the screen printed shirt with Hillary/Trump logos on it, is completed in the U.S. and thus "made in America"). There is kind of a history of finding clever ways around these rules. If you can sell a T-Shirt for $30 then sell the T-Shirt for $30. If you don't want one then don't buy it.
Yeah, they can get awfully creative. One of the only things i go out of my way to buy and pay extra for because it is made in America is Dunn Edwards paint. It is certified as such, and their painters clothes are "union label" made in the U.S. as well. Other than that, I don't worry about it too much.
