【free pov sex videos w/lingerie】Elizabeth Warren is getting her very own action figure

A lot of people view Elizabeth Warren as a hero,free pov sex videos w/lingerie so it only makes sense that someone would turn her into a real-life action figure.

FCTRY, a product design maker, has turned several politicians into action figures, and the Democratic senator from Massachusetts is their latest project, The Hillreported.

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Naturally, it was Mitch McConnell's "Nevertheless, she persisted" moment that inspired the entire thing.

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"Right then and there we glimpsed the future; where the far left would become the mainstream," FCTRY wrote on its Kickstarter page.

This isn't the company's first go-around with action figures, either. They've created one for Barack Obama, as well as Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. And, of course, they've created an "Evil Trump" action figure, too.

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So far, the campaign has raised more than $30,000, far passing its goal of $15,000. A pledge of $19 will get you a Warren action figure--for $39, they'll throw in Bernie, too.

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If it has success with the Warren action figure, FCTRY said it hopes to partner with Emily's List, a non-profit organization whose aim is to get pro-choice, Democratic women into office.

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