Trump campaign releases 'Bull-Schiff' T-shirts

President TrumpDonald John TrumpWatergate prosecutor says that Sondland testimony was 'tipping point' for Trump In private moment with Trump, Justice Kennedy pushed for Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination: book Obama: 'Everybody needs to chill out' about differences between 2020 candidates MORE’s reelection campaign released “Bull-Schiff” T-shirts Thursday, referencing the House Intelligence Committee chairman as the impeachment inquiry continues. 

The campaign launched the T-shirt, featuring the text “Bull-” in front of a caricature of Rep. Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHill, Holmes offer damaging impeachment testimony: Five takeaways Schiff says Trump's actions go 'beyond anything Nixon did' Trump campaign releases 'Bull-Schiff' T-shirts MORE’s (D-Calif.) face and other designs during the impeachment hearing Thursday. The description for the $30 T-shirt states, “Don’t let Adam Schiff get away with the bull-Schiff Ukrainian investigation.”

“Americans can plainly see the Bull Schiff that’s going on in the sham impeachment hearings and now they can make their feelings known with these great new t-shirts,” Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE, Trump campaign manager, said in a campaign release. “President Trump’s supporters aren’t shy about expressing their opinions and we know they will just love these new designs.”

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The other new T-shirts feature text that says “America First,” “Border Wall Construction Co.” and “Trump 45 - It Ain’t a Mistake Snowflake.” 

The campaign announced the T-shirts as Fiona Hill, the former National Security Council senior director for Europe and Russia, and David Holmes, an embassy staffer in Kyiv, continued their testimony Thursday in front of the House Intelligence Committee as part of the impeachment inquiry. 

Schiff is leading the hearings, in which several former and current Trump officials have publicly testified the last two weeks about the White House’s relationship with Ukraine. 

The House launched the impeachment inquiry into the president after a whistleblower reported that Trump asked the Ukrainian president to look into his political opponent Joe BidenJoe BidenKamala Harris receives new Iowa endorsements after debate performance Watergate prosecutor says that Sondland testimony was 'tipping point' for Trump Overnight Defense — Presented by Boeing — Deal on defense bill proves elusive | Hill, Holmes offer damaging testimony | Trump vows to block Navy from ousting officer from SEALs MORE

The Trump campaign also created T-shirts with the phrase “Get Over It” last month, based on comments made by acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyOvernight Defense — Presented by Boeing — Deal on defense bill proves elusive | Hill, Holmes offer damaging testimony | Trump vows to block Navy from ousting officer from SEALs Hill, Holmes offer damaging impeachment testimony: Five takeaways Trump campaign releases 'Bull-Schiff' T-shirts MORE. Mulvaney told reporters at a press conference in October to “get over it” that there is “going to be political influence in foreign policy.”