The button is quickly becoming a collector's item as folks scramble to get a piece of the hilarious political memorabilia.

Craig, who is not seeking re-election following his arrest in a Minnesota airport restroom sex sting, has not commented as of yet. The LaRocco Campaign, however, said they found the mistake hilarious, just like everyone else did.

The funniest part might just be the button company's response, as reported in the Washington Post:

"First, let us apologize to the Larry LaRocco campaign for the dark cloud we have placed over their efforts," says Justin Hemminger, the political coordinator for the button maker.

However, Hemminger says Tigereye cannot be blamed. Here is the explanation he provided: "When our designer sat down to make this button, he positioned his mouse pointer over a photo of Larry LaRocco. This particular designer uses a fairly wide pointer arrow, which may have been in contact with a photo of Larry Craig."

A wide pointer arrow, eh? Is that like a computer's mouse's equivalent of a wide stance?

And isn't a "wide pointer arrow" always a good excuse to get you out of trouble...