Don't forget that AOC sells an entire line of merch that says:
π’ Tax the Rich π’
π’ Tax the Rich π’
Each item purchased is considered a campaign contribution.
I still can't figure out how this works with FEC regulations.
I still can't figure out how this works with FEC regulations.
https://twitter.com/lizburgh/status/1417302319172046855?t=dtYP6viqwKFXikHd-GWTSA&s=19
And just for comparison: most (if not all) Members of Congress have merch of some sort. Bumper stickers, t shirts, etc π
AOC's VOLUME of merch sales is the crazy part. This was never something the FEC needed to focus on.
It could act as yet another proxy to hide donors' names.
AOC's VOLUME of merch sales is the crazy part. This was never something the FEC needed to focus on.
It could act as yet another proxy to hide donors' names.
I couldn't remember if AOC's store had those Tax the Rich merch items *before* her night at the Met Gala...
But they're listed under New Arrivals so I guess her new merch really did get some publicity!
But they're listed under New Arrivals so I guess her new merch really did get some publicity!
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