A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

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In 1964, the actress Jane Mansfield, a dazzling platinum blonde with a juicy bust, put forward her brilliant candidacy for the post of president of the United States. This news caused a real furor, although, of course, it was just a publicity stunt. A cheeky, sexy and cheeky PR move that is still regularly remembered before the State elections. 

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

Although then many perceived this news as quite real. Billboards appeared on the streets, and campaign booklets of the future "busty presidential candidate" could be bought for a dollar. On their pages, the sexy beauty not only showed appetizing forms, but even "danced" with Nikita Khrushchev. Then she almost took the votes of all the men in America.

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

A buxom sex bomb for president! The PR stunt that won America over

Keywords: USA | Elections | President | History | Celebrities | Actresses | 60s

     

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