Schwat brags that GoreGear offers the ability to negotiate volume discounts online. The price falls if someone orders more bumper stickers or buttons. He says that the bulk of the orders will come from the local committees that are striving for voters. We are more targeted toward the products that are used in the field by the state and county parties, the coordinated campaign offices. Ted Jackson, president of the Spalding Group, which runs the Bush online store, says he hopes to sell plenty of George Bush water to the various local and state committees this summer.
Bottled water is a very popular product today.
Jackson can't help mentioning that the water comes from Kentucky, the land of fine bourbon, not Texas, the home state of George Bush. His firm helps sell Maker's Mark, a brand of bourbon. Then subscribe to the IAW E-Mail Alert. Openwave Be a part of the communications revolution. 810, the high-tech dream machine.