Hillary Clinton pushes 'But Her Emails' merch for fundraiser after Trump raided by FBI
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used the FBI raid on former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club as an opportunity to make some money by selling some goods. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used the FBI raid on former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club as an opportunity to make some money by selling some goods.
Just one day after her 2016 rival had the FBI carry out a search warrant at his Florida residence, Clinton's verified account on Twitter promoted a line of hats, shirts, pins, and other things bearing the slogan "But Her Emails."
Benefits from merchandise sales According to Clinton's tweet, she established the American political action committee (PAC) "Onward Together" in 2017 to generate money for left-leaning political organisations. Benefits from merchandise sales According to Clinton's tweet, she established the American political action committee (PAC) "Onward Together" in 2017 to generate money for left-leaning political organisations.
Every hat or shirt bearing the slogan "But her emails" that is sold aids the partners of @onwardtogether in defending democracy, erecting a progressive bench, and promoting our principles. Just a thought! Clinton's statement included a link to a store website where the goods could be purchased.
The price of a coffee mug with a picture of Clinton is $20, and hats and shirts are each $30.The price of a coffee mug with a picture of Clinton is $20, and hats and shirts are each $30.
A meme that circulated online following the 2016 presidential election served as the basis for the clothing line. The FBI enquiry that led to the discovery that Clinton was "extremely reckless" in utilising a private email server for official business served as the inspiration for that meme. In the end, it was ruled that Clinton had committed no crimes.
The "But Her Emails" apparel parodies conservative Clinton detractors who constantly brought up her troubled email server.