A post from a few days ago reminded me of this:
Back in California's 1966 gubernatorial election, with incumbent Pat Brown running, a particularly rabid bumper sticker was seen in SoCal:
"IF IT'S BROWN, FLUSH IT."
I don't think this was the product of any candidate's committee; this had to have been a freelance job.
By the way, Pat Brown did indeed get flushed. He was beaten by a political unknown who had made his name as a movie actor. Some guy named Ronald Reagan.
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Friday, March 21, 2008
Bumper sticker history lesson 1
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