This Is The Only Campaign Merchandise We Need This Election Season

We just found the only campaign merchandise we need to buy this election season.
First Lady Bill is the LGBT and gender equality campaign trying to put a woman in the white house. And along the way, it seems they have come out with really funny branding centered around the idea of Bill Clinton as our First Lady.

So who is behind the ingenius merchandise ? The website reads:
Why was the idea of a woman president once considered absurd? Why is a man in a dress now thought by many to be somehow demeaning? Rigid gender rules have shoved generations of Americans in boxes – from women being excluded from “men’s” jobs (and forbidden from wearing pants), to boys being told they can’t wear dresses, to a woman being denied the right to marry another woman, to transgender and intersex people being forced to conform to one side or the other of an arbitrary gender binary and punished violently by society for simply being themselves. The fight for trans, lesbian, gay, bi and women’s equality is the fight against society’s gender police from dictating to anybody who they can be and how they should live or dress based on other people’s idea of their gender. Hillary’s campaign is breaking the ultimate glass ceiling by putting a woman in the White House. The FirstLadyBill.com campaign is using this herstoric moment in history to break down other oppressive expectations about gender. A woman president? Hell yeah. A character that’s a straight cisgendered former president with hairy legs in high heels? Why the hell not? If we are truly to be a “free country” that also means when it comes to gender that there are NO rules – except to let people be who they are and hold no one back. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
With a focus on creating youthful viral videos, catchy campaign memes and sharable social media content, as well as live “Bill” campaign events in cities and on college campuses across the nation, FirstLadyBill.com PAC (Political Action Committee) is a strategic effort to move, motivate and inspire younger voters to get involved. As a Federal Election Commission (FEC) officially registered independent expenditure committee, FirstLadyBill.com PAC’s campaign is independent, and it does not make contributions to, or coordinate its spending with, any candidates or political parties in accordance with federal elections law.
We love everythig about this – especially the mascot of Bill Clinton wearing a dress and heels.





