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Political T-Shirt Shop Featured on ‘The Daily Show’

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October 12, 2016

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The October 6th edition of “The Daily Show” featured Amy Spetner Doughty, owner of Politically Punny in St. Louis. Host Desi Lydic toured the shop as part of the show’s segment “Sexism Sells: Building a Brand with Misogynistic Political Humor.”

Politically Punny prints T-shirts via Lawson equipment with colorful humor directed at both parties: “My father taught me many years ago that when it comes to money and business, you be bipartisan,” Doughty says in a release. The shop also prints shirts in support of Hillary Clinton, but says the humorous ones outsell them five to one.

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