Brian Bengs selling campaign swag on-line to fund effort, charging $20 for a campaign sign.

“Dindependent” US Senate candidate Brian Bengs launched a laughable online store this week to scrape together donations.

The comment made me laugh. I would agree. Strangely, no signs or shirts depicting him snapping his fingers at people. If you want evidence of one of the worst run campaigns by one of the worst candidates in years, shop wisely, as he’s hitting people for $20 for a yard sign.  Trust me. I sell the things. That’s quite the markup.

If only there were items available that were useful in the real world.  I’m holding out until they add this shirt to the shelves.

27 thoughts on “Brian Bengs selling campaign swag on-line to fund effort, charging $20 for a campaign sign.”

        1. I’m sorry you feel so useless in your senior years. Are you physically able to go outside or pursue hobbies that dont make you so angry?

  1. This seems really desperate as he’s got Act Blue’s fundraising apparatus working for him. In case you forgot where Act Blue came from:

    ” . . Neither senator directly governs, manages, or profits from ActBlue. However, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are two of the platform’s primary historical drivers, using their massive grassroots followings to popularize small-dollar digital giving across the Democratic and progressive political landscapes.” Both of them use their huge donor bases to fundraise for down ballot candidates. Maybe Bernie and Liz have seen the polling and turned off the spigot?

  2. Mr. Bengs, he of the swell coif, has a commercial about ethics he filmed inside a courtroom with a South Dakota flag. Under the law bills passed in the law book numbered 16-20, grudznick wonders if Mr. Bengs got a court’s permission or is he doing something unethical and illegal hisownself? He should have to pony up the name of the Judge that gave him permission to do this abomination.

  3. Attention to all who want Mike Rounds to win. I highly advise not runnings ads during the MLB playoffs that show an elderly veteran saying I just trust him. It doesn’t trigger loyalty or compassion or the trust you seek. It triggers last ditch Hail Mary vibes and only targetssupporters on the fence. Has it really come to this? Bizzarro land

    1. He’s right, though. Rounds’ Sioux Falls staff will work their butts off for vets dealing with problems. Bob Dejong is a force of nature.

        1. That’s fair. I just wanted to speak up for them because Bob has been really good to me and some of my former comrades. The interplay of political commercials and day to day realities creates points of contention like this, I guess.

          I appreciate you being reasonable. It speaks to your character.

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