The Madness Continues: Bernie Sanders' Gloves Out | Israel today

Everyone is talking lately about Sanders gloves that have become in demand all over the world • At the same time, their imitations are being sold online for sale

Bernie Sanders' glove prey is flooding America:

After a Democratic Jewish senator from Vermont arrived at President Joe Biden's swearing-in ceremony in plain winter attire that included a coat made by the well-known Burton Snowboard ski company and extra-large, colorful woolen gloves, Senator's knit was flooded. Demand for the item.

She was forced to publish a special post in which she thanks all the applicants but notes that they have completely run out of it.

"I thank all those who want and all those who asked me for gloves like the ones Bernie wore, it's exciting and flattering that Bernie wore them to swear in the president, but unfortunately I no longer have these gloves, I ran out of stock. You can find many similar gloves on ETSY where there are lots of owners "Independent crafts that make such gloves. Every time I open the email I have 6,000 new orders, but I just run out of all the material." 

Teacher Gene Ellis, a second-grade teacher in the state of Vermont, brought the gloves to Bernie Sanders as a gift as part of his campaign to run for the Democratic nomination about two years ago.

"I gave him the gloves on the way. They are made from recycled wool clothes and recycled plastic bottles, both on one side smooth and on one side wrapped in wool. It was a gift to express appreciation, and I never imagined Bernie would use them at official events," the excited teacher said. 

Sanders wore the gloves for the first time at a women's march last year in New Hampshire, even then the big gloves stood out and people called them "oven gloves."

Even then, teacher Alice said that "this gesture filled her with feelings of respect. It was an act of kindness beyond imagination." 

But what was a small gesture became a real madness and prey until Alice Jean now recounts that "this glove craze stunned and flooded me. With so many requests I did not have time to prepare my mid-year report, so much so that I was overwhelmed." Beyond gloves, from the moment it published a picture of Bernie Sanders ceremony, she became a meme a huge network, printed on cups of drinking water, the T-shirt and variety of products that express appreciation to anyone. In the meantime, even more sellers started making gloves glove of Bernie and devoured its peak.

Bernie Sanders, himself Referring to the noise around the gloves last Thursday, he told CNN that "I'm glad we now know we're there in Vermont know how to make good gloves and also good coats."