We're not lying - there's more!

Whiggy Tease Nation, we hear you.

You bought up a bunch of the “You Lie” swag, and even more of you purchased “No, You Lie” items. Y’all bought shirts and buttons.

Then, strangely, you started to demand tote bags. So we gave you tote bags. You bought them, with rush delivery.

So, tonight, we are giving you more of what you want. No lie.

First, we’ve taken the time to make those wee-little buttons in both the “You Lie” and “No, You Lie” styles.

Next, we’ve taken the new wee-little buttons, and with the medium and larger 2 ¼ inch buttons and the 3 ½ inch buttons, they’re now available in packs of 100. It’s perfect for, say, the Bowling Green State University College Democrats, or the University of Georgia College Republicans, or all of your friends on the Facebook.

But after you buy the buttons and the shirts and the tote bags, what then? Christmas ornaments?

No.

Don’t be stupid.

Here’s what is next.

It’s a pack of eight Barack Obama post cards, with his official Presidential portrait.

But take a closer look.

Oh yeah, POTUS is fighting back with a “No, You Lie” button of his very own. You Obama Backers can send these to your progressive friends to cheer them on. Or, you can send them to your conservative friends to piss them off.

Or, you can send one to Congressman Joe Wilson.

All items available now by clicking here and scrolling down just a bit.

You lie! No, you lie! But we all buy!

Really?

Is this what political discourse in our country has come down to?

We thought it was bad enough when town hall meetings turned into screaming matches? But now we have members of Congress yelling during Presidential addresses? Has it come to this, at long last? Political debate in our proud country is down to “You Lie!” versus “No, You Lie!”

Okay, just wanted to be sure.

Yes, the “You Lie!” shirt is available at the Whiggy Tease store. There’s a style for ladies, plus buttons. Don’t be fooled by cheap crap that came out late last night. The Whiggy Tease stuff is nicer.

Note that it’s in Republican Red, and it kind of has that Vote Pedro look to it.

But what if you’re a Democrat? Oh, we’ve got you covered there too…

Shop away, our fellow Americans.

"Whip Inflation Now" with Whiggy Tease.

“This is unbelievably stupid.”

That was the thought, allegedly, of Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan when presented with the idea by Gerald Ford’s administration to start a grassroots movement to combat inflation, led by little red WIN buttons. WIN of course stood for “Whip Inflation Now.”

President Ford launched the WIN campaign on October 9, 1974. Yes, it’s been 35 years. It’s been 35 years since Ford declared inflation as “public enemy number one.” The Communists must have been pleased by this.




It’s been 35 years since Ford asked Americans to send him a list of ten inflation-reducing ideas. This must have struck a nerve with a young David Letterman.

But most importantly, it’s been 35 years since Gerald Ford decided to combat a major economic problem with thousands of little red buttons. While once in great supply, most buttons are now lost, or are selling on e-Bay for hundreds of dollars.

That’s where Whiggy Tease comes in.




Yes, it’s our Whip Inflation Now knock off, er, replica buttons. They look exactly like the real thing.

Whiggy Tease Nation, we’re not back on the Gerald Ford kick. We’re still on it.


Impress your Republican friends by proudly displaying your WIN button at their next function. Nothing says “Old School Republican” like a WIN button. Impress your friends who went to Michigan as well.

Not a Republican? Not a Gerald Ford fan? Or perhaps you root for Ohio State or Notre Dame?
Well, you can do what skeptics did back in the day and wear your button upside down. It’s not just the International Distress Signal…




… as you can see, WIN upside down is NIM, which could stand for “Need Immediate Money.”
Or “No Immediate Miracles,” or perhaps “Nonstop Inflation Merry-Go-Round.”

Like we said, original WIN buttons are going for hundreds on e-Bay. So, by buying a replica from Whiggy Tease, you will in fact be, yes, whipping inflation.

Buy. Buy Now right here.

Hail, hail Whiggy Tease.

As we were reminded in our last info-blog post, Watergate didn’t seem to bother Gerald Ford all that much. We’re coming up on the anniversary of his speech pardoning Nixon, you know?

This got us thinking about current events. Ford’s alma mater, the University of Michigan, has been in the news recently regarding allegations that their new football coach makes the boys practice more than what the NCAA allows.

What would Gerald Ford have to say about this if he were still alive? Well, we reckon he’d be quite forgiving. He’d say something like, “it’s only football,” or “everyone does it,” or perhaps “boys will be boys.”

Or, perhaps he’d say “Practice makes perfect.”

Yes, just in time for the Michigan vs. Notre Dame game, it’s Whiggy Tease’s latest Gerald Ford item. Ford, in his glory days as an All-American center for the Maize and Blue with the slogan “Practice Makes “Perfect” in something pretty close to the official Michigan font, but not close enough to upset our legal team.

If you order by Tuesday morning, you can have it in time for Saturday’s big game. This item, like all our Ford items, is available in our Gerald Ford store.

But wait, there’s more.

In addition to t-shirts and tank tops, we also have tote bags…

Messenger bags…

And coasters, for your post game celebration. ..

Buy in the next couple of days and you'll have your swag in time for Saturday's big game. While you are at it, forward this link to every Michigan fan you know.

Does your conscience bother you? TELL THE TRUTH!

Do you know why Tuesday is important?

Tuesday, Whiggy Tease Nation, is September 8th – the anniversary of the day that President Gerald Ford addressed our nation to tell us that he was giving Richard Nixon an unconditional pardon.



Most of the nation screamed with agony during the speech, thus missing what we feel was the most critical passage of the address. Ford told the nation flat out that “Watergate does not bother me.”

Then Ford changed his tone to a questioning, almost accusatory one. “Does your conscience bother you?” he asked/challenged his fellow Americans.

The few who were done screaming over the pardon then probably screamed anew, but this time, “No, idiot, my conscience does not bother me.”

To which Ford challenged us again. “Tell the truth,” he insisted.

It was almost lyrical. That's why we had to make a shirt about it.




Truth be told, this shirt is one of our favorites in the entire Whiggy Tease line. You should buy it today.