Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is cashing in on his viral mittens moment for a good cause — raising money for charity with a sweatshirt bearing his Inauguration Day look.
The Vermont senator’s campaign store unveiled a “Chairman Sanders crewneck” this week. The $45 organic cotton fleece shows the now-famous image of Sanders at President Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday. The campaign store says 100 percent of the proceeds from the sale of the unisex garment will be donated to Meals on Wheels Vermont.
In the snapshot featured on the sweatshirt, the 79-year-old lawmaker is seen in a parka and oversized mittens, sporting a face mask and crossing his arms and legs while sitting in a foldout chair at the formal event.
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Sanders selling sweatshirts with his famous inauguration pose for charity https://t.co/9Ao3J0JPrL pic.twitter.com/Xm8o1Rs63i
— The Hill (@thehill) January 22, 2021
Not a fan of Bernie’s, but he’s having a little fun about the hubub over his big parka and oversized mittens and has found a way to turn it into a fundraiser for charity. Bernie is a normal person. If it had been Trump, he would have been grousing on Twitter — well, if he still had a Twitter account.
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