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| Text on Button | Archie BUNKER - the Beer Candidate | 
| Image Description | White and black text on a red background on the left and a blue and red illustration of a filled beer mug on a white background on the right. | 
| Curl Text | copyright 1972 T. P. Inc. Creative House , Chicago 60641 | 
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| Additional Information | Archie Bunker was a fictional character in the American sitcom All in the Family, which aired from 1971 to 1979. Archie Bunker was an iconic character who was famous for his gruffness, conservative point-of-view, being a blue-collar worker, World War II veteran, and have a reactionary attitude. Archie Bunker was such a well-known character that society started referring to the “Archie Bunker vote” as the voters that fell into the categories of urban, white, working-class men. In the 1972 presidential election there was a parody campaign that occurred producing campaign buttons, bumper stickers, and T-shirts, all in support of “Archie Bunker for President.” | 
| Catalog ID | EN0063 | 
 
     
