Just as Obama is in the midst of his first huge overseas tour as President, Chop Shop releases this hopeful tee for men and women. Like the folks over there say:
“After 8 years lost in The Sea of Holes… America emerges into the Sea of Hope with a new president at the helm. Wear your hope on your sleeves, literally.”

$20 + shipping at Chop Shop

In case you missed it, a few nights ago Barack Obama was elected the 44th president of the United States.
Time will tell whether the campaign promises of a fundamental change in politics, policy and society will come to pass, but the message from the 64 and half million people who voted for the president-elect was clear: “This is what we believe in. This is the America we want.”
America Is Restoring – Please Wait:

£14.99 + shipping at Bonaroo

Just in time for the aftermath of the first debates, comes this hand-drawn tee from Daniel at PostModern Sideshow. Dan says: “I like to think of it as McCain carrying Obama all the way to the White House, while enjoying a 100% all beef frank.”

Mmm. Hotdogs.
$15 + shipping at Post Modern Sideshow

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Since we did our first post about awesome Obama shirts, we’ve found even more great designs and had a bunch of submissions to the site.
So here’s part II, with five more outstanding designs!
1. There’s Something About Berry

Super-clever concept that’s been well executed. Lots of different designs available around the same theme. $25.00 BUY NOW
2. Hope

We really dig the clean simplicity of both the designs offered through this shop, but this one is our favorite of the two (and not just because they’re one of our advertisers). $19.95 …

We missed this one when we did our round-up of Really Great Obama T-Shirts, but it definitely would have made the grade. The design is dead simple, but it’s one is the most clever mash-ups we’ve seen yet.

$20.00 + shipping at POST EXPOSE

“Nearly everyone is getting used to seeing Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s official message on TV. But some people are seeing him on unofficial wares. Obama’s face is emblazoned on thousands of graphic T-shirts sold online, on street corners and in chain stores. For some, the icon is all about Obama’s message, for others it’s simply a hip fashion statement.”
The excerpt above is from a Chicago Public Radio story about Obama’s transition from political candidate to pop culture icon, with his likeness appearing on everything from t-shirts to trinkets.
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