Nixon Now
Richard Nixon 1972 Election Ad
posted by BP News Bureau | 3:17 PM
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2 Comments:
"Nixon Now!" What a wild ditty.
I wonder how much the Nixon campaign paid these hippie musicians to record this cutesy jingle?
... upon further thought, maybe they weren't hippies ... the song does sound a lot like an 'edgy' musical number from Lawrence Welk Show ...
After listening to that, no wonder Nixon won in a landside in '72. :-)
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