The
hashtag #BoycottWalmart was among the top-trending topics in the
United States on the social media site, racking up more than
50,000 tweets by mid-afternoon.
"Absolutely disgusting Walmart! No other president has ever been
treated like this. I will not be shopping at Walmart.
#BoycottWalmart," wrote Twitter user MarLee (@Mar_Lee_C).
"Wow! Walmart reveals it’s true colors and promotes POTUS45
impeachment with disgusting T-Shirt. #BoycottWalmart," tweeted
Reeni Mederos (@ProphetReeni).
A spokesperson for Walmart told Reuters that the items were sold
by "third-party sellers" on its open marketplace website and
were not "offered directly by Walmart."
"We’re removing these types of items pending review of our
marketplace policies," the spokesperson said.
A search of the Walmart website Tuesday showed no "Impeach 45"
apparel available for sale online.
On June 27, Walmart announced that it was introducing a 3D
virtual shopping tour on its website, as the retailer pours
billions of dollars into beefing up its e-commerce business.
(Reporting By Amy Tennery; Editing by Susan Thomas)
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