Liberal Democrat Tapestries
Description: I have had this illustration on my to-do list for actual *years* It wasn’t until I started sifting through my old planner the other day (so I could grab any useful info before I tossed it) that I suddenly realized, ahhh bleeding hearts (dicentra) are a kind of perennial! And a kind of perennial I actually really loved. So, of course I was inspired! This illustration references a Victorian anatomical-ish heart print and several different bleeding heart specimens.
Description: Let people know you left the democratic party and are now a conservative. Times are changing and the truth is coming out. No longer are people being brainwashed by the leftist party, they are speaking for themselves. Show you're a proud American. Great for democrats that is looking at other political views and taking the jump to walk from the blue side. Show your independence as a free thinking American in a great nation. Makes a great funny novelty gift and present for new republican members.
Description: Florida is where Woke goes to die. If you are from Florida are anti-woke and agree with Governor DeSantis. American politics. If you support Ron DeSantis and what he has done for the great state of Florida. Great for Florida republicans and conservatives. Great for DeSantis fans and anyone who loves America.
Description: Because hindsight is 2020, and we really ought to learn from it. This shirt is a nudge, a wink, and a plea to embrace common sense over chaos. 'Fascism, let's maybe not vote for it again' isn't just a suggestion; it's a history lesson on cotton. For the politically savvy with a side of snark.
Description: One time when I was visiting my grandparents, my grandfather talked about an article in the paper that talked about the definition of liberal. He recited it then said, why would anyone not want to be called liberal? That stuck with me. Liberal should be a badge of honor. It is not an insult to be called liberal. See my other empowering feminist and lgbtq designs.
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.
