Obama Campaign selling Non-Clothing Items

Freepers hear the Obama campaign is selling things like golf balls and martini glasses, and this enrages them. Or at least requires them to do the rage at Obama ritual.

Imagine what they'll say when they hear about Obama thongs!

RushIsMyTeddyBear judges.

Tackyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!

Is this going to be the new ‘kitsch’ when we’re 75?

rlmorel knows selling stuff is a scam when Obama does it.

I didn’t think there could be occupants of the White House who were more classless grifters than the Clintons.

I was wrong.

lbryce knows Obama is a thief:

Can hardly wait for January 20, 2013 to see what, if any furniture, stuff not chained to the floor, remains.

Gator113 tries to parody liberals by asking questions they never do.

Are the products made by union hands?

Are the companies making these products “Green Companies”?

What do those that make and sell these products eat... what do their children eat in school?

Future Useless Eater thinks no one else has ever sold anything for their campaign:

This smacks of a violaton of campaign finance laws.

I would not be able to legally give Obama $1,000,000 for his re-election.

A foreigner could not legally give him ANYTHING, I believe.

So let's say me, George Soros, or Jacque Islamabad were to buy 40 thousand sets of golf balls with the Obama logo for $1 Million.

Political Junkie Too agrees, and has a whole story about it:

Democrats have done this before. Speaker Jim Wright was forced to resign because he got around limits on speaking fees by selling bulk purchases of his book to his donors.

Coincidentally, it was Congressman Newt Gingrich who filed the ethics complaint against Wright.

Later, the Democrats retaliated against Gingrich by accusing him of misusing a tax-exempt status on a college course, leveling a $300,000 fine against Gingrich.

It's interesting how Freepers must turn the undermining of the opposition into something personal, whether on their side or the other.

Iron Munro makes for the humor:

GOLF BALLS FOR KENYA

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