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EAGLE BRIDGE, NY (Talon News) -- Building on the excitement of election year politics, a company has decided to market an alternative ketchup for people who "don't support Democrats." W Ketchup, produced by a company based in Eagle Bridge, New York, boasts that 100 percent of its product is made in the U.S.A., including the bottle. "The leading competitor not only has 57 varieties, but has 57 foreign factories as well," exclaimed W Ketchup on its web site. "W Ketchup comes in one flavor: American." The company inquires, "You don't support Democrats. Why should your ketchup?" Since Democratic presidential candidate...

Frequently Asked Questions What does the “W” stand for? The “W” stands for “Washington”. What percent of W Ketchup is made in America? 100%. Every ingredient is American. 100% American? What about your bottles? Yes, every bottle is made in America, every label is printed in America, and every step of the manufacturing process takes place in America. Where can I buy W Ketchup? W Ketchup is available on this website, and will be in select stores soon. How long can I keep W Ketchup? The shelf life of W Ketchup is 24 months. What are the ingredients? W Ketchup...

W Ketchup a nonpartisan flavor By Isaac Wolf THE WASHINGTON TIMES Published June 26, 2004 A saucy new dipping sauce billing itself as "America's Ketchup" hopes to cash in on the Heinz-John Kerry connection. "Choose Heinz and you're supporting Teresa [Heinz Kerry] and her husband's Gulfstream Jet, and liberal causes such as [Massachusetts Sen. John] Kerry for President," reads the Web site for W Ketchup, which started selling June 14. "You don't support Democrats. Why should your ketchup?" W Ketchup focuses on themes of patriotism -- its label combines an American flag, a bald eagle and a picture of George...

New York--A Manhattan banker and his pals want to cash in on Teresa Heinz Kerry's unpopularity with conservatives by marketing "W Ketchup," billed as a GOP alternative to the Heinz family's famous condiment. Their ketchup--which retails at $12 per four-pack--features the likeness of George Washington, not President Bush. Zachary says he used the different "W" to avoid accusations his ketchup was an "overt campaign ad." A portion of each sale will benefit the Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships for children of service members killed in the line of duty. It's available at www.wketchup.com.