Us Politics Pillows
Description: No one thought Republican Richard M. Nixon would run for office again. In 1960, Nixon lost to John F. Kennedy, and just two years later, Nixon lost to Edmund Brown in his bid to be governor of California. It looked like Nixon would be out of politics for good, but in 1968, Richard Nixon won the presidency in a hard-fought campaign, and would be reelected by a landslide four years later. Nixon's victory in 1968 was one of the most improbable comebacks in American political history, and Nixon made it happen by working three times harder than any other candidate, proving that Nixon really was 'the one.'
Description: Socialism is when the government does stuff, and the more stuff the government does, the socialister it is. OpenDyslexic version.
Socialism Is When The Government Does Stuff (OpenDyslexic Version, Black Text) Pillow
by Rifkele D. Leybikhe
$28
Description: President Bush formally filed with the FEC on May 16, 2003, to run for reelection and as he was virtually unopposed, he did no campaigning during the primary season. On March 10, 2004, Bush clinched the number of delegates required for the nomination - 1608 Delegates 168 Super delegates delivering a second term for himself and Vice President Dick Cheney.
