Vintage 1970 James L.Buckley Political Bumper Sticker – SIGNED - Unused

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Vintage 1970
James L. Buckley Political Bumper Sticker – Unused
I
am selling a number of other items for my friend. She is trying to de-clutter her house of things collected by her parents.
October 1970 Bumper sticker for James L.Buckley, the former Senator who lived outside Washington, DC. Very good condition, a bit discolored. In 1970, Buckley ran in New York State for the U.S. Senate on the Conservative Party ticket. This time, he ran
as an opponent of the Vietnam War
faced Republican incumbent Charles Goodell and Democratic nominee Richard Ottinger. Goodell, who had been appointed to the Senate by Governor Nelson Rockefeller following the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.   Buckley's campaign slogan, plastered on billboards statewide, was: "Isn't it time we had a Senator?" With Goodell and Ottinger splitting the liberal vote, Buckley received 39% of the vote and won the election. He only served one term. James was the elder brother of William F. Buckley, a leading voice of intellectual conservatism and editor of
National Review.
4"x15"
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