From Jacob Rees-Mogg Calendars to Jeremy Corbyn Tote Bags - Politicians Get Festive

Looking for a Christmas present that will make a statement? Politicians are stepping up their game with a range of unique and charming festive-themed merchandise. From a Jacob Rees-Mogg calendar to a Jeremy Corbyn tote bag, these gifts are sure to add some political flair to your holiday season. Let's take a closer look at these unexpected treasures.

Jacob Rees-Mogg Calendar: Rees-Ons to be Cheerful All Year Round

For just £14.95, you can have Jacob Rees-Mogg grace your wall every month of the year. This odd but charming calendar is perfect for any political enthusiast looking to add a touch of eccentricity to their daily routine.

Jeremy Corbyn Tote Bag: Be Merry, Not Few

Show your support for the many this Christmas with a Jeremy Corbyn tote bag. Priced at £20, this bag is both stylish and politically conscious. It's the perfect accessory for those who believe in a fairer society.

Liz Truss Christmas Card: A Lasting Memory

Why not send a Christmas card that will outlast Liz Truss's 49-day Premiership? For just £3.60, you can get a charming card from CardsFromDesigners on Etsy. It's a thoughtful gift that will bring a smile to any political aficionado's face.

Sparkle With Starmer T-Shirt: Wear Your Support

Show your allegiance to the Labour Party with a £20 "Sparkle With Starmer" T-shirt. Available on the party's website, this shirt is a fun and fashionable way to express your political preferences.

Celebrate with Angela Rayner Greeting Card: Speak Your Mind

Looking for a card that matches your outspoken personality? Check out the greetings card from Labour's Angela Rayner, priced at £5.50 on Amazon. It's the perfect choice for the friend who isn't afraid to voice their opinions.

These political Christmas gifts are a must-have for any political junkie or enthusiast. Whether you're looking to show your support for a specific party or simply add some political humor to your festivities, these quirky items are sure to impress. So, why not embrace the holiday spirit with a touch of politics this year?