It was not just a troll; Earned crores of rupees; Bernie Sanders says the full amount goes to charity. The meme wave of US Senator Bernie Sanders has been flooding social media in recent days. The picture of US President Joe Biden wearing a winter jacket and sitting cross-legged in a chair was edited and shared by many, including Bollywood stars. But the image of Bernie Sanders, who has become a sensation on the Internet, is not limited to a troll.
T-shirts, stickers and hats used in this image have been widely sold online. Bernie Sanders received $ 1.8 million from the sale. Sanders himself had launched the first batch of products with his viral image on his website. Within half an hour, the entire product of the first batch was sold out. These products were later re-launched online. These, too, were widely sold. All of this money, meanwhile, goes to charities in Saunders' site, Vermont.
‘Jane and I were amazed at the creativity that so many people have shown over the past few weeks. Glad I used my reputation to help people in Vermont who need help. This amount will never replace the work of Congress. I will do all I can to help working people in Vermont and across the country find the relief they need in the midst of the worst crisis, ”Sanders said in a statement.
Vermont Community Action Agencies, Vermont Parent Child Network,. The money will go to chat companies such as The Chill Foundation. Getty Images, which licenses the use of Sanders' viral images, has announced that it will donate the proceeds to a charity called Meals on Wheels America. Getty Images owns the rights to distribute AFP images in the United States.
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The glove that Biden wore in the viral image was made by a man named Jean Ellis. As a teacher, he runs a side business that makes gloves from recycled wool, which is his side business. The winter jacket worn by Berners was made by Burton Snowboards. He is the longest-serving independent in the history of the U.S. Congress. Biden became the Democratic presidential candidate after Bernie withdrew from running for the US presidency.
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