and shipments contain even more Obama campaign literature. Burdick said the campaign raised $37 million off merchandise sales in 2008. The average purchase was $43. Comparable figures for 2012 ...

Just like any other resident of the White House, Bo Obama, a cuddly Portuguese water dog, is a straight-up celebrity, complete with his own ever-growing list of merchandise. Though Bo slacks in ...

Now, Mr. Obama's 2012 presidential campaign is poking ... "Obama for America," the president's campaign arm, is offering t-shirts that play on the questions surrounding his citizenship.

And with marketing panache. The Obama 2012 campaign is now giving away Birther merchandise -- t-shirts and mugs -- to donors who give over a certain amount ($15 or more for a mug, $25 0r more for ...

The statement noted Obama's campaign raised $37 million from merchandise sales in 2008, according to USA Today. That rate of sales could account for the 2012 campaign's small-dollar donors making ...

Of the estimated $2.5 billion that Barack Obama ... them will pump into the 2012 presidential campaign, a tiny sliver will go toward the manufacturing of campaign merchandise—the signs you ...

President Obama, his 2012 re-election campaign reminds us, was made in the U.S.A. Obama for America is now selling coffee mugs ($20) or T-shirts ($25) emblazoned with the president's certificate ...

Obama officials said the issue was time-sensitive, since this kind of merchandise is typically sold in the six months leading up to the November elections. The campaign itself sells its own ...

(Reuters) - President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign, Obama for America, sued a Washington-based promotional company on Wednesday for selling what it alleged was unauthorized merchandise.