Look, I'm not one to say much about publications taking some sort of controversy and turning it into merch (we've done it a bunch), but generally speaking, if the message of your merch is "we support fascist insurrection," you might just be the fucking problem.
What's funny is, on first look I figured the "Appeal to Law" shirt was a criticism of his malfeasance. Not until I saw who was selling it did I realize it was supposed to be a statement in support.
There’s a difference between being critical and being supportive of power and if your publication’s purpose is the latter we just call that propaganda.
In the early 70s, Mad did a guide to political types, from extreme left to extreme right, listing defining traits (every single one had "Distrust Nixon"). One of the far-right traits was "Wears Spiro Agnew wristwatches for the wrong reason."
Same energy.
I'm mad I didn't think of this. The sheer gull to charge 197 for them! Grifting god's perfect morons, a brain so smooth you could use it as a reference surface.