In a Washington Post story about Loudon County Republicans selling merch highlighting an image of former President Donald Trump surviving a recent assassination attempt, Harris Public Policy Distinguished Senior Fellow Marc Farinella was called to comment. 

“The idea of selling merchandise to capitalize on an event like this is not unheard of,” Marc Farinella, senior adviser to the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago, told The Washington Post last month. “Trump surviving an assassination attempt, his fist in the air in defiance, it all fits into the narrative about Trump that Trump and his supporters want to tell.

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