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‘Working Girls for Vitter’ Is a Thing, Apparently

(Photo courtesy HOH tipster)
(Photo courtesy HOH tipster)
By Cameron Easley
Posted November 5, 2015 at 2:23pm

David Vitter may be trailing in the polls , but he appears to have at least one constituency locked down, at least according to Dirty Coast Press.  

The casual clothier from the Pelican State released a new item last week that will surely annoy the Republican senator on a quest for the Louisiana governorship.

Got a few left at the UPTOWN store only – 5631 Magazine St. #workinggirlsforvitter #dirtycoast #nola

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