. . . headlines, as U. S. presidential candidate Pluto runs on the same platform as Thomas R. Marshall, the Indiana Pluto-Crate who a few years earlier had stated "What this country needs is a really good five-cent cigar" when he voted in favor of having a Second World War. At the time POPEYE FOR PRESIDENT was released, noted womanizer "I-Like-Ike"--infamous for demeaning most of his female subordinates as Pluto always mistreats Olive--was the incumbent Pluto Party White House occupant facing anti-tobacco crusader A. "Eat-Your-Spinach" Stevenson. The bald out-of-shape brutish duffer bamboozled enough of the electorate--or election counters--to "win" the day against the slimmer, more fit Stevenson, who would NOT have surrendered Cuba to the Communists, inherited the Vietnam War from France or allowed South America to turn Pinko.
Review of Popeye for President
Popeye for President
(1956)
This picture mirrors Real Life, torn directly from the . . .
12 March 2023
Warning: Spoilers