President Dwight D. Eisenhower (his campaign slogan was "We like Ike").
He didn't propose anyone. He didn't have to. Washington came to congress in a tailor made uniform with brass buttons and gold epithets. He told congress he was the only person who could command the army since he had experience in the French and Indian war as a British officer.
George Washington went to congress in a tailored blue wool uniform with brass buttons to become commander of American forces. He cited his experience as a British officer in the French and Indian war as a good reason they needed him. At over six feet, with red hair, and in his uniform he must have made a real sight and very convincing. He had an interesting combination of real life experience and the wealthy plantation owner as part of his resume'.
William Jennings Bryan supported the silver standard, criticized the unfair economic system, and believed in a broad democracy. William McKinley supported the gold standard, thought government should not regulate or control businesses, and believed in a limited democracy. William Jennings Bryan traveled by train across the United States giving speeches. William McKinley stayed at home and the people came to him. McKinley used pamphlets, newspaper articles, buttons, banners, and posters. William Jennings Bryan spent $300,000 on his campaign while William McKinley spent $4 million.
William Jennings Bryan supported the silver standard, criticized the unfair economic system, and believed in a broad democracy. William McKinley supported the gold standard, thought government should not regulate or control businesses, and believed in a limited democracy. William Jennings Bryan traveled by train across the United States giving speeches. William McKinley stayed at home and the people came to him. McKinley used pamphlets, newspaper articles, buttons, banners, and posters. William Jennings Bryan spent $300,000 on his campaign while William McKinley spent $4 million.
George Washington was thrust into his role as the first President reluctantly. Even if campaign buttons were in existence during his time, he would not have used them.
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The www.moeveon.org website is offering Barack Obama campaign buttons for completely free!
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President Obama has an online store where you can get campaign buttons and other campaign clothing, magnets, bumper stickers, etc. A link is provided to the store below in the related links section.
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It appears as though they supply button makers, supplies to make buttons, design options, and parts to assemble buttons. Their buttons come in a variety of sizes, and are fully customize-able for fashion, promotion, crafts, and starting a grassroots campaign of any place on the political spectrum.
The president with the nickname " Ike " wasDwight D. Eisenhower
Well It depends; for example if you have a more common design, it could be worth anywhere to thirty dollars. If you have a more scarce design, it could go up to several hundred dollars. Check out Hake's encyclopedia of Political Campaign Buttons. Also, condition of the button can take a toll. Most true collectors will want the button with minimal scratches and with the original back paper. Hope this helps
you would have to go to settings and select controller then you can change the buttons from there.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower (his campaign slogan was "We like Ike").