Nationalism is the hottest new merch trend
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President Trump's foreign policy statements have sparked a surge of Canadian merchandise, particularly a "Canada Is Not for Sale" hat supported by Premier Doug Ford. This hat symbolizes Canadian unity against perceived threats from Trump's policies, causing the maker, Jackpine Dynamic Branding, to receive overwhelming orders. Ford noted that Trump's actions could devastate Canada economically. In the U.S., Republicans have capitalized on Trump's rhetoric, selling shirts that humorously reflect his vision for American influence in the region. Both instances highlight the intertwining of politics and merchandise promotion.
Nothing is more important than the country," Premier Ford said during a press conference while wearing the hat. "President Trump wants to devastate Canada... That's unacceptable.
It's an opportunity to bring people together from all of civil society, regardless of political persuasion," he said. "Our sovereignty is threatened when our dignity is disrespected.
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) is out with $35 tees showing an illustrated bald eagle... to celebrate Trump's executive order unofficially renaming the Gulf of Mexico.
After Ontario Premier Doug Ford wore a "Canada Is Not for Sale" hat... the hat's maker, Ottawa-based Jackpine Dynamic Branding, was overwhelmed with orders.
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