Romney campaign was asked to stop using 'Clear Eyes.' Now they're selling 'Clear Eyes' merchandise

I didn't get this rich by paying for things, buddy. One of the luxuries of being a "job creator" is that you don't have to respect anybody else's property rights. Want a song? Just play it! Need a soup kitchen for a photo-op? Commandeer one, silly! Really attached to the "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose" of Friday Night Lights, even though the show's creator, Peter Berg, has explicitly called it "plagiarism" and asked you to stop using it? Rub it in his face by actually selling campaign swag emblazoned with the phrase on your website:

On Sunday, the candidate orchestrated a flag football game between his staff and reporters who follow his campaign. The team captains were given rubber bracelets with the slogan on them. Now the campaign is selling the bracelets online; a $10 dollar donation gets you a red, white and blue set.

So not only did the Romney camp steal the phrase outright for their campaign, now they're making money off it. Nice.

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