Roland House, Inc.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Republican candidate Jack French Kemp Jr. outlines his key priorities: stabilizing the dollar, lowering interest rates, ending deficit spending, and continuing the Reagan Revolution. He proposes a return to backing the dollar with gold and presents a victory for himself as a victory for all Americans.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Kemp, Jack French, Jr. highlights his proposal for a 30% tax cut, which was initially dismissed by Bob Dole and George Bush but was ultimately signed into law by President Reagan. The advertisement criticizes Bush and Dole for supporting subsequent tax increases and promotes Kemp’s opposition to higher taxes.

In this 1988 political advertisement, Jack French Kemp, Jr., criticizes George Bush and Bob Dole for allegedly endorsing higher oil prices, arguing that such policies increase home heating bills for the American public. The advertisement strongly presents Kemp as the only candidate opposing these prices, encapsulating his campaign slogan, “If he wins, we all win.”