During a Thursday interview on MSNBC, Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of North Carolina's Republican Party, dangled a pair of handcuffs while discussing Hillary Clinton.

During a Thursday interview on MSNBC, Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of North Carolina's Republican Party, dangled a pair of handcuffs while discussing Hillary Clinton.
The restraints appeared as he segued from responding to a question on possible voter suppression to launching an attack on the Democratic candidate. 
More specifically, between the comments, “We don’t have a suppression vote problem in North Carolina. The Democrats have a depression problem. You know why?” and, “It’s very simple. Their candidate, if elected, could have these on election day.”
He then called the cuffs, “Hillary Clinton inauguration jewelry.” 
Imagining her in prison-themed outfits and accessories seems to be a growing trend among some Republicans. 
CNN reports that about a week ago, former mayor Rudy Giuliani said of Clinton, “When I see her, I see her in an orange jumpsuit…at least a striped one.”