OFFICIAL DENIAL

Campaign Denies Candidate Has Been Drinking — Candidate Denies Denial

A routine communications correction became a three-hour dispute over who had authority to define “routine.”

NEW NEW YORK — The Bender 2028 campaign issued, withdrew, restored, and then invoiced reporters for a statement addressing questions about the candidate’s beverage schedule.

Campaign staff emphasized that all refreshments were fictional, locally rendered, and unrelated to the candidate’s inability to remember the original question.

Bender called the controversy proof that voters are focused on kitchen-table issues, especially the contents of the table.

“I was not drinking during the statement. I was drinking before, after, and strategically around it.”

About Bender 2028: The campaign supports more automation, more beer, fewer meetings, and a strict policy of declaring victory before the numbers arrive. Same planet. Better management.

###

Share this pageImage. Blurb. Hashtags. A little more Bender.

OFFICIAL TRANSMISSION

Campaign message

AUTHORIZED BY ABSOLUTELY NOBODY

Campaign poster

Campaign print office note: controls stay below the artwork so every slogan, masthead, seal, and footer strip remains visible.

CAMPAIGN DISTRIBUTION DEPARTMENT

Share the poster.