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Ed Sander
November 10, 2016 at 11:07 am
One day later the products are available again, making this a strange case.
Yesterday all of the ‘fun’ products like masks and T-shirts were not available, while serious Trump products like his books were. This pointed at a very selective temporary censoring of products.
It also doesn’t seem like they wanted to screen out the more offensive products since the Trump toilet paper is also available again.