Will & Grace showrunner buys John Oliver's LGBTQ-friendly bunny book for every school in Mike Pence's home state

Written by Jill Twiss, and illustrated by EG Keller, the book has been a noted success, easily outselling Charlotte Pence’s Marlon Bundo’s: A Day In The Life Of The Vice President, which gives a rabbit’s-eye view of the vice president’s day. To Charlotte Pence’s credit, she’s been pretty good-natured about Oliver’s parody, at least, purchasing her own copy and mentioning the book on the Marlon Bundo Instagram account. That doesn’t change the policies her dad pushed during his time as governor of Indiana, though, which is what Mutchnick hoped to highlight with his purchase of 1,121 copies of the book, and the gift of them to Indiana’s schools:

Mike Pence has had an enormous platform in Indiana, and as it relates to gay people, he’s used it to spread a message of intolerance. By donating these books, I hope to counter those efforts and provide positive role models and a story of inclusion for children in Pence’s home state. If this book can help one boy or girl in Indiana love and accept who they are, I know both Marlon Bundos would be proud—even though one of them is on the downlow.”