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[[File:Communist party recruiter.png|thumb|The Communist Party's recruiter on "Tomato Day"]] | [[File:Communist party recruiter.png|thumb|The Communist Party's recruiter on "Tomato Day"]] | ||
| − | The '''Springfield Communist Party''' is [[Springfield]]'s | + | The '''Springfield Communist Party''' is [[Springfield]]'s {{W|Communism|Communist}} party. They are highly unpopular with the Springfield electorate, who have a history of throwing things at their recruiters. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | One day, [[Bart Simpson]] and | + | One day, [[Bart Simpson]] and {{ap|Tom|Brother from the Same Planet}} meet up for "Tomato Day" at the [[Springfield War Memorial Stadium]]. The purpose of the tomatoes is revealed when a recruiter for the Springfield Communist Party is introduced on the field before the start of the game; he is pelted with tomatoes before he can even begin his speech, and remarks that this is at least better than "Dart Day". |
[[Grampa]] once revealed that he was a communist, but did not say if he was a member of the Springfield Communist Party.<ref>"[[Homer the Great]]"</ref> | [[Grampa]] once revealed that he was a communist, but did not say if he was a member of the Springfield Communist Party.<ref>"[[Homer the Great]]"</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, July 14, 2022
The Springfield Communist Party is Springfield's Communist party. They are highly unpopular with the Springfield electorate, who have a history of throwing things at their recruiters.
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History[edit]
One day, Bart Simpson and Tom meet up for "Tomato Day" at the Springfield War Memorial Stadium. The purpose of the tomatoes is revealed when a recruiter for the Springfield Communist Party is introduced on the field before the start of the game; he is pelted with tomatoes before he can even begin his speech, and remarks that this is at least better than "Dart Day".
Grampa once revealed that he was a communist, but did not say if he was a member of the Springfield Communist Party.[1]
