Politicards Deals A Winner In Democratic Primaries

The vote count is in and good humor prevails! The candidates play political "Seven Card Draw" and the winner is the American public in the latest edition of the classic election collectible, Politicards 2004.

(PRWEB) January 28 2004--Rich with humor and insight, Politicards 2004 playfully roasts the nations top political leaders and pundits. With 54 hand-drawn caricatures on premium quality, American-made playing cards, Politicards pokes non-partisan fun at the leading Democratic presidential hopefuls, the current White House, select media pundits, and all the leading politicians of this election year.

Politicards' Freedom To Laugh" campaign may be the next slogan adopted by the presidential candidates, who, according to Politicards artist and creator Peter Green, have admitted to being drawn that way" in their quest for a more positive campaign tone. Politicards delivers the laughs via brilliant colorful caricatures and the addition of a new "Politi-Theme Song" in a gentle and humorous roasting" of the leading political players.

The original 'granddaddy" of all the contemporary political playing cards, Politicards 2004 follows in the tradition started by creator Green over thirty years ago. Immensely popular in its 1972 debut during the Nixon-McGovern race, subsequent editions in 1996 and 2000 also became the premier political collectible memorabilia of those election years. With the political climate supercharged in 2004, this year's installment once again captures the humor and spirit of the nation as it roasts the full spectrum of election-year politics.

The history of Politicards, view of all the decks past and present, and the artists biographical information are available on the Politicards website, www.politicards.com. Politicards are sold in gift, book, card, and department stores across the nation, and are also available directly from the publisher at (888) 514-CARD (2273) or online at the Politicards store.

Politicards 2004 are available for editorial syndication. Contact Politicards for more information.

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