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"  Bernie Sanders told Ellen DeGeneres last month\u00A0he&amp;#039;s a briefs man. But is he a Bernie Sanders briefs\u00A0man? Employees at KSE Partners, a strategic communications firm in Sanders&amp;#039; home state of Vermont,\u00A0have started a side business called Bernie&amp;#039;s Briefs,\u00A0which sells underwear for men and women featuring the 74-year-old candidate&amp;#039;s face along with the slogan, &amp;quot;Feel The Bern.&amp;quot; They cost $15 a pair, plus shipping and handling, with 10 percent of the proceeds going to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, which supports injured service members. Bernie&amp;#039;s Briefs is part of a cottage industry of merchandisers that&amp;#039;s grown out of the 2016 Presidential Election, with companies, super PACS and the campaigns themselves selling Hillary Clinton mason jars, a Paul Rand eye chart, a Jeb Bush-adorned flask and, of course, Trump&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Make America Great Again&amp;quot; hat.  The idea for Bernie Sanders underwear &amp;quot;was born from the Saturday Night Live skit with Larry David impersonating Bernie Sanders,&amp;quot; Todd Bailey, one of the men behind the underwear line, told USA Today. In the sketch, Larry David as Bernie Sanders says he owns just one pair of underwear\u00A0\u2014\u00A0unlike the fat cat billionaires he&amp;#039;s running against who might have three or four.\u00A0        With reporting from The Associated Press. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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