Who says schwag has to be in the form of physical objects? In this day and age, many of us spend more time surfing the internet than we do walking the streets every day. So, in addition to passing out promotional shirts or buttons to resresent your candidate this election, you might want to tag [...]
Posted on October 10th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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Here is an interesting way to view the presidential race. The story of each of the candidates in comic book form. I guess this is probably the best way to reach to a younger generation. Promotional books are a pretty good way of getting across a message. In these comics you can read the story [...]
Posted on October 9th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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I must say that Barack Obama did SUPER at last night’s presidential debate, especially when speaking on the economy and healthcare. So, I think this political T-shirt by Alex Ross is quite fitting; it is an awesome political promotional item!
Posted on October 8th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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In the world of felt fabric, Barack Obama and John McCain would frolic together, happily and non-combatively discussing ways to bring about world peace!! Whatever fantasy world you may wish to conjure up, these finger puppets by Chicago artist Abbey Christine can serve as a unique political promotional item. Put on your own political debate [...]
Posted on October 7th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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For those of us who have seen her most recent interviews, especially those with Katie Couric, we know that she has voters across both party lines worried about her preparedness for the VP role. In fact, it’s downright scary how much less she seems to know than George Bush, whose approval rating long ago shattered [...]
Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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You can make a donation today to the Obama campaign and get free limited edition Election Day gear (not shown). What a cool incentive for people to contribute to a cause they support. “Yes, we can” enjoy free political promotional items!
Posted on September 30th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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Some say the waffle mix called “Obama Waffles” is a racist caricature and others think it’s a harmless and humorous political satire. I think this promotional item might be referring to an Obama quote, “Why can’t I just eat my waffles,” a reply he gave a reporter who interrupted his breakfast with numerous questions. I [...]
Posted on September 18th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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There are Obama key chains, bobbleheads, t-shirts, but now Obama is on custom sneakers! The first pair shown is designed by Van Taylor, a Cleveland, Ohio based shoe designer, who created these Obama-inspired “Nike Air Force One” sneakers in support of Barack Obama’s political run for the White House. Ten percent of earnings from the [...]
Posted on September 16th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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I stayed awake all night waiting for that text message to find out who would be Barack Obama’s running mate. I also knew that it wouldn’t be long till some really awesome political schwag was created for the candidates. So who is going to be sporting an Obama-Biden Bumper Sticker?
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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Check out this cool collection of Obama Promotional Buttons.
Posted on August 19th, 2008 by PoliticalSchwagCollector
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