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976 Archivesbest place to voice your politics is on your t-shirt.

No one knows that fact quite like Kid Rock, the badass musician who's essentially just America's uncle you're worried about running into at the familyreunion. But he showed up. On a motorcycle. And he's about to scream during a game of bocce ball.

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He kicked off the shirt collection with a bold slogan.

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You know what they say: no amount of text is too much for a shirt and no text is too incomprehensible to print!

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This shirt reflects Kid Rock's inability to understand geography.

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At $24.99 a shirt, you could either buy one or, you know, donate to the ACLU or Planned Parenthood. Your call.

While these tees are bananas, they're rivaled by all of Kid Rock's other sartorial contributions. For instance, these ones.

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So, if you need to find a gift for Kid Rock fans this holiday season, maybe just get them CDs.

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