George H.W. Bush sells socks to boost RNC
Former President George H.W. Bush is selling his socks to help the Republican National Committee.
In a fundraising pitch e-mailed Monday morning, the former president is offering supporters the opportunity to join in his “guilty pleasure.”
“I’m a self-proclaimed sock man,” the former president writes. “The louder, the brighter, the crazier the pattern — the better! It’s usually the first thing people notice I’m wearing whenever I’m out in public and that’s the way I like it.”
With a $35 donation to the Republican National Committee, supporters get a pair of orange, yellow, green and blue striped socks that include the president’s signature and Republican elephant logo.
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“They’re sure to get you noticed,” Bush said.
Republicans aren’t the only party to invoke a former president to rally donations. Earlier this month, the Democratic National Committee entered donors in a raffle to win roundtrip airfare to New York to see actor Bryan Cranston in the Broadway show “All the Way.”
In the play, Cranston plays former President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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