Vintage Bush Quayle 1992 President Campain Button Pins ++Deal of 7++

Description: This vintage button pin deal of seven (7) is a must-have for any political enthusiast. Featuring the iconic Bush Quayle 1992 Presidential Campaign logo, this collectible is a piece of history. Made in the United States, this button is a unique addition to any collection of political memorabilia. With a deal of 7, you can add this button to your collection and show off your love for politics. Whether you're a fan of George H. W. Bush or simply appreciate the historical significance of this item, these buttons are sure to impress. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of American history. Items are from an estate. George H.W. Bush and Dan Quayle were the incumbents in this race but lost to Bill Clinton and Al Gore. Coming off the success of Operation Desert Storm, it was widely thought Bush and Quayle would win the election, but many conservatives were disappointed Bush did not keep his promise to not raise taxes. Facing a recession, voters came out en masse to cast their votes for Clinton and Gore. Due to low polling, it was thought Bush might drop Quayle as a running mate in 1992, but Bush felt if he did that, it would look as if Bush was admitting a mistake by choosing Quayle as a running mate in 1988.Seller will combine shipping on items closed within three days of each other. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

Price: 4.95 USD

Location: Knoxville, Tennessee

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