Elliott Curson Advertising

96th (1979-1981)

In this 1988 political advertisement, Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole is portrayed as a strong, capable leader and skilled negotiator who can reduce the budget deficit, reach agreements with the Soviets, and foster economic growth. Various scenes depict Dole as engaged, committed, and surrounded by supportive colleagues. The advertisement emphasizes his potential to advance the Republican agenda in Washington. Agent: Dole, Robert Joseph (Bob).

In this 1988 political advertisement, Dole, Robert Joseph (Bob) is presented as a capable leader committed to reducing the budget deficit, negotiating with the Soviets, and promoting economic growth. The advertisement characterizes Dole as a strong leader, a diligent negotiator, and a results-oriented manager. It also depicts him as the most suitable candidate for advancing the Republican agenda in Washington.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Agent: Dole, Robert Joseph (Bob), the Republican agenda initiated by Reagan is portrayed as incomplete without Dole’s strong leadership. The advertisement emphasizes the need for Dole to address the deficit, negotiate with Russia, and sustain economic growth. It was independently funded by Tom Foley.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Robert Joseph Dole (Bob) calls on New Hampshire Republicans to support his candidacy as a continuation of President Reagan’s policies. The advertisement emphasizes the incompleteness of the Republican agenda and underscores the need for strong leadership to address the federal deficit, negotiate with Russia, and promote economic growth.