A Connecticut company is releasing a Hillary Clinton action figure after she recently made headlines while under scrutiny for using her personal email to communicate when she served as secretary of state.
Oxford-based Herobuilders, known for making dolls based on the latest trending news and events, has developed a "Blackberry toting" Hillary Clinton doll, the company announced through its mailing list.
The "all new Hillary email action figure," which "comes complete with her very own BlackBerry," will be available for purchase exclusive on the company's website for $39.95 each, according to the mailing list email.
Herobuilders has also made dolls based on other headline-making people, including Maine nurse Kaci Hickox, who became a topic of national discussion when she successfully fought a quarantine order after returning from treating Ebola patients in West Africa; a skeet-shooting President Barack Obama doll; Patricia Krentcil, the New Jersey mom accused of putting her 5-year-old in a tanning bed long enough to get burned; Herman Cain; Anthony Weiner; a Jimmy McMillian Rent is Too Damn High guy action figure; and Richard Heene, the father of "Balloon Boy."
