Obama Is Losing The Online Merchandise Battle

July 19, 2012 | Filed under 2012 Presidential Race,Barack Obama | Posted by

Images from CafePress Cultural Barameter

With President Barack Obama’s first term is coming to a close CafePress took a look at how Obama pro vs. anti sales have been tracking these past eight months. Overall, anti-Obama gear has consistently sold more units than pro-Obama, though not by a significant difference. This isn’t that surprising considering the trend on the Gallup poll that shows the decrease in his approval ratings over the course of his presidency, with a recent resurgence that has the ratings about equally divided.

What is startling, especially in visual form, is the dramatic shift in support compared to 2008 sales. Pro-Obama sales have declined by 41 percent.

CafePress averages over 130,000 new designs uploaded every week and millions of items of merchandise sold.

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Posted by on July 19, 2012.
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Doug Johnson is a news junkie and long time blog reader, turned author.

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  • Conservachef

    Obviously it’s due to the inherent undercurrent of racism flowing throughout flyover country. We need to commission a study by the government for more information.

    Or just simply… Raaccisssssttts!

    /sarc

  • SCSIwuzzy

    I wonder what the Bush numbers looked like in 2000, 2004 and 2008