Congress Bags
Description: I want to go to Mount Rushmore and see President Trump with all the other Presidents, doing Presidenty things.The significance of this verdict can't be overstated. Donald Trump was already the first former US president charged with a crime. Now he's the first to have been convicted. And he's not just a former president, but the presumptive Republican nominee ahead of this year's election. Trump has used every one of his four criminal cases to rally support, convincing his backers that he's being unfairly targeted for political reasons. Within minutes of the verdict being delivered, his campaign sent out yet another fundraising email calling for donations to help him win back the White House.
Description: The design comes from a Soviet propaganda poster about the Women's International Democratic Federation and the 1963 Women's International Congress in Moscow. I have redrawn, recolored, and refinished this design in order to preserve this important piece of history. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/
Description: A bold graphic featuring the United States Capitol building set against a backdrop of red and white vertical stripes. The building is rendered in navy blue and white, with red accents. Below the building, large blue text reads "I'M JUST RELIEVED CONGRESS ISN'T ABLE TO SEE THIS." The overall style is patriotic and impactful.
Capitol Building Red White Blue Stripes I'm Just Relieved Congress Isn't Able To See This Bag
by STUDIO DESIGN JAMSON
$19 $24
Description: There are a lot of people in the United States government who have no interest in serving the American public. They are only concerned with keeping their positions of power and making themselves and their friends rich. At this point this appears to be all of the Republicans in the Congress.
Description: Release the Files: Congress Do Your Job; No More Secrets — Bold and defiant, three raised fists against a stark backdrop—symbols of collective outrage and unwavering demand for truth. The distressed text above them, “release the epstein files,” punches through the silence, while below, “WHAT ARE YOU HIDING” accuses with chilling clarity. In the current climate of intensifying scrutiny and conspiracy-laced revelations, this visual becomes more than protest—it’s a rallying cry. A demand to Congress: transparency, now. No more secrets. No more shielding power.
