Electoral College Tapestries
Description: Celebrate American political quirks with this witty vintage collegiate-style Electoral College design. Perfect for political science majors, history buffs, election watchers, and anyone who appreciates sharp political satire. Wear the humor of US elections and state representation with classic varsity flair.
Description: A calm, round catto named Yunel Briskgrove peeks from a worn yellow cap, both wearing dry, unimpressed expression. Soft brown and cream markings, rosy cheeks, tiny ears, and a curled tail add playful charm. "abolish the electoral college" they say seriously, turning relaxed attitude into a humorous political meme.
Description: In 2000, Al Gore ran for President of the United States alongside his Vice Presidential pick, Joe Lieberman. Gore and Lieberman represented the Democratic Party, while George W. Bush and his running mate Dick Cheney represented the Republican Party. The electoral race was close and ended controversially with Gore not receiving a recount of the votes in Florida as Bush won the election in the electoral college, despite Gore winning the popular vote. The 2000 election is remembered not only for its controversial finish but also for its deepening of partisan politics in the United States in the early 21st century.
Description: A calm, round catto named Yunel Briskgrove peeks from a worn yellow cap, both wearing dry, unimpressed expression. Soft brown and cream markings, rosy cheeks, tiny ears, and a curled tail add playful charm. "abolish the electoral college" they say seriously, turning relaxed attitude into a humorous political meme.
Description: Donald Trump is Treason. We must demand an investigation into Russia's role in election interference. We must demand that bigotry, hate, inciting violence, lack of ethics and decorum are recognized as qualities our leader can not possess. Wear this shirt and protest. Encourage FAITHLESS SUPPORTERS of the Electoral college to cast their votes for Clinton.
Description: The Mugwumps were Republican political activists in the United States who were intensely opposed to political corruption. They famously switched parties from the Republican Party by supporting the Democratic candidate Grover Cleveland in the 1884 United States presidential election. They switched because they rejected the long history of corruption associated with the Republican candidate James G. Blaine. Despite never formally organizing, the Mugwumps claimed that their influence was the reason that Grover Cleveland won a close election in New York, which in turn gave him enough electoral college votes to win the presidency. The jocular word "mugwump," noted as early as 1832 and applied to these activists derisively.
