Believers unbuttoned

Ryan Johnson

A few hours ago, I blogged about the Obama campaign’s new faith merchandise, noting that the campaign uses the fish outline, a symbol used by Christians.

A faithful reader of the blog pointed out that the buttons are no longer for sale. The website where supporters could purchase the button now says, “You do not have access to this page. Please contact customer service for further details on accessing this password protected section.”

The “Believers for Obama” sticker is still selling for $3 and the rally sign is selling for $2.50, but they don’t have the fish symbol on it. The campaign has not responded yet on why it was pulled down.

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