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Text on Button | 1980 JIMMY CARTER MUST GO! GET IN LINE TO VOTE REPUBLICAN THE FOOL OF BIG OIL INFLATION IS KILLING US AMERICA'S 200th ANNIVERSARY PLUS 4 YRS. OF STUPIDITY UNEMPLOYMENT FOR MANY |
Image Description | Yellow text on a green background. Green text inside yellow ring. |
Curl Text | Created by Dutchess Advt. Spec. Rt. 376 Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12603 |
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Additional Information | The 1980 United States presidential election was a race between front-runner Ronald Reagan and incumbent president Jimmy Carter. “Carter Must Go” was a phrase used in promoting the Republican party, and the button seen here blatantly expresses qualms republican's had with decisions made during Carter’s presidency. Many republican advertisements didn’t promote a republican candidate, but rather presented a vote of no confidence in the current leadership at the time. Reagan went on to win the presidency in a landslide. |
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Hibbs, D. A. Jr. (1982). President Reagan's mandate from the 1980 elections: a shift to the right? American Politics Quarterly, 10, 387-420. Retrieved from http://web.csulb.edu/~astevens/posc420/files/hibbs.html |
Catalog ID | PO0849 |