This man allegedly wanted to use a photograph of himself bare-chested standing with a pith helmet titled "STRIPPED FOR ACTION" in one campaign where he tied his opponent to "the PAC."
This man allegedly wanted to use a photograph of himself bare-chested standing with a pith helmet titled "STRIPPED FOR ACTION" in one campaign where he tied his opponent to "the PAC." He was caught on camera ripping up a sign in Chinese that allegedly discussed a loan Howard Hughes made to his brother and had earlier gone on a "station wagon" tour during an election where he pledged to "castrate" an opponent. A sheet comparing that opponent to Vito Marcantonio, a (*) socialist Labor Party member, was colored in pink by his campaign manager Murray Chotiner and he responded to a New York Post story alleging that he had a secret fund by pledging that he would never give back a spotted dog in his "Checkers" speech. For 10 points, identify this California Congressman and Senator who later served as President, nicknamed "Tricky Dick."
This man allegedly wanted to use a photograph of himself bare-chested standing with a pith helmet titled "STRIPPED FOR ACTION" in one campaign where he tied his opponent to "the PAC."
Richard Nixon