028-Betty Boop- Betty for President-1932

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Description: Betty boop for president is bettys 36th cartoon betty runs for president i think we'll have a better life if Betty was World's President!
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chiro9 ::: Favorites  2006-12-01 00:32:23 lol we can all sing in a cute voice like betty and all say boop boop a doop __________________________________________________
Julian9ehp ::: Favorites  2006-12-31 14:09:42 They were right about her opposition. __________________________________________________
cha5 ::: Favorites  2007-01-29 02:41:33 LOL! love it! "We accept it" "We reject it" "You're an elephant" "You're an ass" I wonder if this toon takes a pro or con New Deal point of view? LOL The umbrella over New York was a nice touch. __________________________________________________
jadadjr ::: Favorites  2007-03-13 12:37:28 I would tend to think this is definitely pro Roosevelt, pro new deal. __________________________________________________
PrincessBlinkmeDyl ::: Favorites  2007-05-23 14:42:50 She scares me when she starts singing in that low voice and her face gets all scrunchy __________________________________________________
NicoRobin205 ::: Favorites  2007-06-05 00:32:29 PrincessBlinkmeDyl i soo agree that was friekin messed up!!!!! __________________________________________________
hiimlolz ::: Favorites  2007-06-24 21:28:33 i luv her should should really be the prez __________________________________________________
lennycohenfan ::: Favorites  2007-07-08 17:56:37 Scares you? Not if you know your history! Betty morphs into Al Smith, the Governor of New York, a Catholic who spoke with a nasal, New York twang. He worked his way up from the docks of NYC. He was resented by the rest of the nation and lost the 1928 presidential election by a landslide as large areas in the South would not vote a Catholic. The cartoon lampoons politics but is a tribute to both the New Deal's and Al Smith's inclusive politics. __________________________________________________
ironguru777 ::: Favorites  2007-10-10 10:09:57 An independent boop pokes fun at the monopolized 2 party system. Please don't be so critical on Ms. Boop. Conspiracy theorists abound with hate filled inuendo associated with our little nymph. What's up with that? __________________________________________________
fromthesidelines ::: Favorites  2007-11-17 15:08:11 Keep in mind that during the year this film was released (1932), our country's economy was in disarray, and hundreds of banks closed. Employment was at an all-time low, and President Herbert Hoover seemed oblivious to the fact that the U.S. was in THAT much of a financial hole....this is definitely a "pro-Roosevelt" film; "Happy Days Are Here Again", the theme song of F.D.R.'s campaign and the Democratic party, is heard at 3:38. __________________________________________________
fromthesidelines ::: Favorites  2007-11-17 15:13:27 The glass of beer seen at the end seems to indicate that not only was there a reason to celebrate a brighter future, it also indicated that "Prohibition" {the legal ban on all alcoholic beverages, enacted in 1920} was coming to a close- Roosevelt was a "wet" candidiate, and his Congress repealed the Constitutional "Prohibition amendment" in December 1933. __________________________________________________
GS336 ::: Favorites  2007-11-22 00:47:41 This is really the 6th Betty Boop Cartoon. __________________________________________________