Calvin Coolidge Baseball T-Shirts

One of the coolest presidents in American history, Silent Cal, wearing cool shades. In these crazy times, be cool like Coolidge.

Keep Cool with Coolidge. Just in time for the election. Enjoy!

Inspired by a vintage political campaign button for Calvin Coolidge.

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Calvin Coolidge 1924 Presidential Campaign Button

This lettering artwork by chinkycat.com includes a persistent and determined woman full of enthusiasm and energy, and a powerful quote by Calvin Coolidge "Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.". Talent, genius or education alone isn't enough. The product Persistence Determination Omnipotent Calvin Coolidge Patient makes a great gift idea for one who has dreams s/he want to chase. Regardless of obstacle, when you persevere and stand firm on your decision to achieve your goal, you're invincible.

Now most of you will know Calvin Coolidge as the Republican President of the Roaring Twenties. One of America’s first advocates of Small Government, Civil Rights enthusiast, and a believer in a withdrawn foreign policy, not many know he was just as much an advocate of cap-popping, an enthusiast for Thug Life, and a believer in his ‘Truman Show Boat hitting the Painting’. With his Crew/Presidential Cabinet of Andrew “Wideboy” Mellon (Secretary of Gwop), Dwight “Fugyoo” Davis (Secretary for Swapap, Beef an’ Take Down), and Frank “Bad Cornflake” Kellogg (Secretary for G’s), Coolidge dominated not just American politics, but also Game, and is consequently considered by right wing historians a total baller.

Coat of Arms used by the family of Calvin Coolidge.

Coolidge State Park is for anyone who loves Vermont. Perfect for hiking, camping, trail running, swimming, fishing, boating, and vacation in Vermont.

"Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas." - Calvin Coolidge

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October, 1920 print advertisement from the Republican campaign of Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge. The slogan reads ' Your Needs Demand a Change, Vote the Republican Ticket '. The Republican ticket won a resounding victory against Democrat nominees James Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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1924 political poster urging Americans to vote for President Calvin Coolidge, president from 1923-1929. A few quotes of his: 'Don't expect to build up the weak by pulling down the strong' and 'Patriotism is easy to understand in America; it means looking out for yourself by looking out for your country "

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Coolidge was nothing if not pro-business. Show your appreciation for those who make our world work with this design.

Calvin Coolidge kept a raccoon as a pet in the White House in 1926