Betty Boop- Betty for President 1932

The big-nosed guy is Al Smith, who ran against Hoover in the 1928 election.

5:09 I needz me one of them chairs. :p

Chocolate ice-cream? Cabaret? Jazz?

Betty has my vote for president!

But look at the southern states Al Smith lost--where Dems had always won since the Civil War, as this area was against the Party of Lincoln. That's how deep the anti-Catholicism was in 1928, that many white voters in the South voted for the Party of Lincoln rather than for a Catholic Democrat.

Does she imply being a surrogate in the beginning or just a whore... "if you want a sister and a brother too, just send me to Washington and I'll see what I can do" FTW???

great stuff.

lol.  not sure what they're going for with the electric chair bit. maybe it's a metaphor for being soft on crime.

It might be Al Smith.

you are absolutely right, the 2nd fellow is al smith. he ran against hoover in '28. i read up on him and "raddio" gives it away. mr. smith was considered an uptown new yorker and his accent was made fun of. his biggest obstacle was being catholic.

truth be told, he was a progressive thinker that introduced many of fdr's 'new deal' ideas during the depression. nice job, thanks!

Grant Morrison must have seen this.