Just when you thought it was safe to vote again, the Gershwins, George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind serve up another helping of blistering political satire in this sequel to the unforgettable “Of Thee I Sing.” The whole twisted administration is back with a vengeance in an uproarious spoof of political ideologies that makes its more light-hearted predecessor seem like a picnic!
As the Depression rages on, President John P. Wintergreen loses his re-election campaign and is reduced to running a modest clothing store with his wife Mary in New York City. When the store goes bankrupt, he hits upon a way to capitalize on the discontent of the American people by promising them a revolution with each shirt sold. His business thrives and, with the help of a revolutionary named Kruger, he retakes the White House by force!
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John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, two of the leading characters in 1776, both died on the fourth of July, 1826!
