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  • Vote for Peace Ed Clark 1980 Libertarian Campaign T-Shirt

    30-day returns · Guaranteed since 2003

    In 1980, Ed Clark ran for president on an idea Washington still regards as dangerously experimental: peace.

    The Libertarian nominee opposed the draft, advocated a noninterventionist foreign policy, and warned that an expanding arms race threatened bankruptcy and nuclear war. Running with David Koch, Clark earned a place on the ballot in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., the first minor-party presidential campaign in 60 years to achieve nationwide ballot access.

    This shirt revives Clark’s original dove-and-olive-branch “Vote for Peace” campaign design. It is a piece of Libertarian Party history for antiwar libertarians, principled independents, and anyone who thinks Vote for Peace has aged considerably better than most campaign promises.

    The wars changed. Washington’s enthusiasm did not.

    • 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather version contains Poly)
    • Heather colors contain polyester
    • Fabric weight: 4.2 oz./yd.² (142 g/m²)
    • Pre-shrunk fabric
    • Side-seamed construction
    • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping

    Size guide

      LENGTH (inches) WIDTH (inches) CHEST (inches)
    S 28 18 34-37
    M 29 20 38-41
    L 30 22 42-45
    XL 31 24 46-49
    2XL 32 26 50-53
    3XL 33 28 54-57
    4XL 34 30 58-61
      LENGTH (cm) WIDTH (cm) CHEST (cm)
    S 71.1 45.7 86.4-94
    M 73.7 50.8 96.5-104.1
    L 76.2 55.9 106.7-114.3
    XL 78.7 61 116.8-124.5
    2XL 81.3 66 127-134.6
    3XL 83.8 71.1 137.2-144.8
    4XL 86.4 76.2 147.3-155

    🛡️ Since 2003, we've stood behind every order. Something's off? We make it right.



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