What does the message of this cartoon reveal about the United States in 1920? Babe Ruth was so popular that many Americans wanted him to rún for president in 1920. Warren G. Harding won the election in a landslide by getting endorsements from athletes. Celebrities like Babe Ruth were more popular than the politicians running for president. Warren G. Harding won the election by declaring baseball to be the nation's official pastime.

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What does the message of this cartoon reveal about the United States in 1920? Babe Ruth was so popular that many Americans wanted him to rún for president in 1920. Warren G. Harding won the election in a landslide by getting endorsements from athletes. Celebrities like Babe Ruth were more popular than the politicians running for president. Warren G. Harding won the election by declaring baseball to be the nation's official pastime.

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The message of the cartoon suggests that in 1920, celebrities like Babe Ruth were more popular and influential than the politicians running for president, as evidenced by the desire of many Americans for Ruth to run for president and Warren G. Harding's election victory with endorsements from athletes.

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