• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Nixon by Gerald Gardner - Fehmerling Books
  • The back cover of the vintage 1971 paperback 'Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Nixon' by Gerald Gardner. The yellow cover features a satirical Q&A format, including the Martha Mitchell quote identifying her as the only person Nixon is outspoken to. The text playfully mocks Richard Nixon with jokes about his secret cables to Mao Tse-Tung and his 'naturally wavy' hair.
  • Side-angle view of the book 'Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Nixon' resting on a neutral background. The spine prominently displays the Fawcett Gold Medal Book logo and the publisher code 449-02473-075, reflecting the well-read condition of this 1971 political satire classic.
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Gerald Gardner | Political Satire

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Nixon by Gerald Gardner

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Nixon by Gerald Gardner

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A Gerald Gardner 1970s Political Satire of the Nixon White House Era

Published during the height of the Watergate scandal and 1970s political upheaval, comedy writer Gerald Gardner skewers President Richard Nixon and his administration. Through sharp observational humor, fake Q&A interviews, and satirical photo captions, Gardner lampoons White House politics and media spin.

Capturing the zeitgeist of a nation grappling with political cynicism, this vintage satire offers a humorous window into American political culture of the 1970s.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Gerald Gardner delivers classic mid-century political humor, sharp satire, and vintage media commentary. A fun vintage paperback collectible for political satire enthusiasts, Nixon era historians, and humor readers.

Edition & Specifications

Publisher: Fawcett Gold Medal

Pages: 

Format: Paperback

Publication Date: 1971

ISBN: 

Condition Note:

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  • Very Good: Lightly read with minor shelf wear or light cover creasing. Pages are clean, crisp, and unmarked with a tight binding. (Our baseline standard for pre-loved books.)
  • Good: A well-loved reading copy with visible shelf wear or page aging, but fully intact and structurally sound.

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