What's more exciting than politics? Typefaces!

Nothing says topical hilarity like politician-themed non-serif fonts. (via @verymeanline)

That's right, we're talking about mother-fonting fonts. Specifically, #Hillvetica, a new typeface created by Philadelphia-based designer Rick Wolff (he originally titled it Hillary Bold, he quickly gave in to the much catchier hashtag name).

Hillary Bold. Because, America. You're welcome. pic.twitter.com/Y2HRzM4tMn
— Rick Wolff (@RickWolff) April 13, 2015

Wolff is crowdfunding an effort to turn the design into a fully-functional font you can download and use on your computer. In the meantime, people have been copying and pasting the letters by hand to create their own messages, or using a widget someone designed for the Washington Post. Some of them were incredibly creative, and others were more...inevitable.

Well, duh. (via @ElliotSchwartz)

I'd like to announce my reelection campaign to retain the Khanate #Hillvetica@RickWolffpic.twitter.com/VQpcilttXP
— PuppyKhan (@PuppyKhan) April 14, 2015

Done and done http://t.co/2xv3r7Ae9F#Hillvetica
— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) April 14, 2015

We went to the Washington Post to play with their #Hillvetica tool to create a message we truly thought Hillary herself could endorse.

What slogans and/or uses for the font can you come up with?