Clinton, William Jefferson (Bill), 1946-

In this 1988 political advertisement, Horrigan, Bill, emphasized his identity as a non-politician, an ordinary citizen, a single parent, a homeowner, a successful businessman, and a professional pilot. The advertisement featured him speaking directly to the camera in casual attire, with campaign funding details displayed.

105th (1997-1999)

105th (1997-1999)

In this 1988 political advertisement, Bill Horrigan promises to rekindle the spirit within citizens, which he suggests has been obstructed by the complexities of modern life. He emphasizes the revival of the original pride and spirit associated with democracy, urging all citizens to contribute to its cause. The advertisement concludes by acknowledging the funding provided by Horrigan’s campaign committee.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Horrigan, William Jefferson (Bill), emphasizes the need for change, prioritizing the development of a plan to reduce the budget deficit, advance environmental protection efforts, reduce defense spending, and foster global peace through the cooperation of world leaders.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Horrigan, William Jefferson (Bill), expresses concerns about environmental safety, education funding, and homelessness. He argues that these issues can only be addressed by reducing the national debt and defense spending. Citing his experience and energy as qualifications, he encourages viewers to become involved.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Republican presidential candidate William Jefferson Horrigan (Bill) presents his campaign as an underdog effort advocating impactful solutions. The advertisement depicts Horrigan in various scenes asking viewers to call him directly, thereby emphasizing personal engagement with voters. Campaign and contact information appear throughout.