Garth Campaigns, Inc.

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In this 1988 political advertisement, Gore, Albert Arnold, Jr. (Al) is presented as a champion of civil rights, senior citizens, and public health and safety. With a military background, a Harvard degree, and a commitment to arms control and environmental protection, Gore is distinguished by achievements such as exposing health care fraud and reducing prescription drug costs.

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In this 1988 political advertisement, Gore, Albert Arnold, Jr. (Al) advocates for the importance of improving education and addressing drug-related issues to ensure America’s future competitiveness. The advertisement emphasizes Gore’s toughness, suggesting that he is willing to use the military to counter drug-related problems. The repeated imagery of playgrounds underscores his focus on children’s future.

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In this 1988 political advertisement, Gore, Albert Arnold, Jr. (Al), emphasizes his service as a Vietnam veteran and his role in Congress advocating for arms control and peace. Featuring scenes at the New York Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Gore is presented as a serious, committed candidate with the experience necessary for the presidency. The advertisement concludes with an appeal for viewers to vote for Gore.

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In this 1988 political advertisement, Gore, Albert Arnold, Jr. (Al), is endorsed by both the Milwaukee Sentinel and the Milwaukee Journal. The commercial emphasizes Gore’s strong record on arms control, military reform, and environmental protection, urging voters to support him on Tuesday.

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In this 1988 political advertisement, Gore, Albert Arnold, Jr. (Al) emphasizes the lack of foreign policy experience among his opponents while highlighting his own expertise. He asserts the importance of such experience, given the president’s significant influence over foreign policy and arms control. The advertisement concludes with a call for viewers to vote for him.

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In this 1988 political advertisement for Albert Arnold Gore Jr.’s presidential campaign, the focus is on America’s oil trade policy with Japan. The advertisement emphasizes mutual benefit and cooperation rather than embargoes or trade barriers. Gore, shown against urban and waterfront backdrops, conveys a commitment to negotiate with toughness and common sense. The final frames call on voters to support Gore.

Scope and Contents In this 1988 political advertisement for Albert Arnold “Al” Gore Jr., Gore emphasizes his support for workers’ rights. He discusses his cosponsorship of legislation requiring companies to provide advance notice of plant closures and layoffs, as well as his advocacy for minimum wage increases, family and medical leave legislation, child care, flexible work schedules, and the protection of Social Security and pensions. The advertisement invokes a theme of securing a “fair shake” for the...