We Want A Woman In The White House

Contributed by Margaret Chase Smith Library

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Sheet music of a song written by Bucky Searles and Dick Nirenberg and copyrighted in 1964 for Republican Margaret Chase Smith's presidential campaign.

The words to the song are as follows : We want a woman in the White House, we want some hist'ry to be made....To make the country hustle, give Uncle Sam a bustle, and make the Gen'ral Staff the ladie's aid. We want a woman with some know-how....Someone to carry on the fight....She'd eliminate a war and be home again by four, She's a woman and a woman's always right. She has a secret weapon that would cast a peaceful spell. It's "Bingo" played by Hotline with Nikita and Fidel. Evacuate the Pentagon; On this we're standing pat....But leave the building standing and we'll put in a laundromat. WE WANT A WOMAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE, Someone who really knows the score she would make the G.O.P. join the Democrats for tea, With a WOMAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE, and you know that it's the right house, with a woman President in Sixty-Four.

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About This Item

  • Title: We Want A Woman In The White House
  • Creator: Dick Nirenberg
  • Creation Date: 1964
  • Subject Date: 1964
  • Locations:
    • Skowhegan, Somerset County, ME
    • Washington, DC
  • Media: Ink on paper, sheet music
  • Dimensions: 32.5 cm x 21.6 cm
  • Local Code: 295-8A
  • Object Type: Text and Image

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Margaret Chase Smith Library
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