Caricatures of 37th U.S. President Richard Nixon and his Vice President Spiro Agnew above the title text. These decals, shown applied to a toilet seat, are in response to the Nixon's Watergate scandal as well as Spiro Agnew's unrelated corruption charges, which saw them resign in 1974 and 1973, respectfully. The Watergate scandal involved break-ins and wiretapping of the Democratic National Committee Headquarters, the coverup of which was then traced back to Nixon. Further investigation revealed secret taping in the Oval Office. Nixon resigned in August of 1974. Additional text includes: 3 Decals, self adhesive seals easily removed. Neeward Prods. Box 2804, San Francisco Ca 94126. Many decorative uses on wooden or plastic seats, mirrors, doors.
An elephant with its pants around its ankles is shown as a response to the Watergate scandal. The elephant has long been the symbol of the Republican party, of which former U.S. President Richard Nixon was a part of.
The text, "A tradition since 1946", refers to the fact that Nixon first got into politics when he was elected to the House of Representatives in 1946. The message is cleverly incorporated into a label that resembles the commercial labels on liquor bottles. Additional text includes: A tradition since 1946, distilled and bottled under White House supervision, a product of Bugweiser, copyright V. Dinnerstein, the end.
Political sticker: 1972
