Ohio congressman and 2020 hopeful Tim Ryan introduced a new piece of campaign merchandise to his followers via Twitter over the weekend, but it wasn’t particularly well-received: shirts that read “Namaste, America” with the official Tim Ryan campaign logo slotted underneath it.
just one week ago. He considers himself a “yogi” and appears to associate “namaste” with yoga practices, as the only time he has tweeted the word was in response to a photo of President Obama doing yoga:Ryan loves yoga. That’s fine. But selling a “Namaste, America” shirt to show it is a misstep. It’s corny at best,at worst.
But if we consider the rest of the hodgepodge slogan merch that Ryan is selling, the confusion makes more sense.Image:This “Support Farmers” tee, which, yes? Sure? I’m begging the Ryan campaign to abandon this red on gray colorway:And there’s this “You don’t have to yell” sticker, inspired entirely by that one time Senator Bernie Sanders
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