Hillary Clinton Uses Her Campaign Store To Strike A Blow Against Republicans

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Fancy yourself some shattered glass ceilings? Look no further.

2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton just launched her campaign store on Tuesday, where you can purchase things like the American-made and union printed $30 “Everyday Pantsuit Tee” (see above), complete with a Hillary branded suit in front and “Pantsuit Up” in back. Please note, the bottoms are not included.

Or some union made in America shattered glass ceilings for you:

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“Progress pint glass — Cheers to making history. Made from 100% shattered glass ceilings. Union Made in America.”

The store has an American-made cross-stitch pillow with “A Woman’s Place is in the White House” for $55 (wish they had this in a chevron print, but the world is not perfect yet), which the store describes as, “The perfect touch for any home, whether it’s 1600 Pennsylvania Ave or simply Pennsylvania.”

From onesies to classic “H” crewnecks to “Think Tanks”, the campaign store has it covered.

Many of the items posted are a bit tongue-in-cheek at digs Republicans have made toward the former Secretary of State. They have had a super hard time with her pantsuits, after all. And it looks like she’s not retiring the pantsuits any time soon, so they’re going to have to get used to it.

The HRC store is alive with who Clinton is and what she has always stood for, whereas the Jeb Bush (R-FLA) store is, at least right now, a snooze-fest. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) store is fun and youthful, selling paranoid, hip and cynical chic to the adolescent suburban set.

Clinton’s store offers women and girls who don’t even support her something to aspire to and something to believe in.

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