Big difference-Kemp, Jack (Jack French, Jr.)-[Republican], 1988

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Identifier: P-167-2382

New Hampshire Senator Gordon Humphrey. Let me tell you why I'm supporting Jack Kemp for president. In 1980, Jack Kemp said the answer to economic stagnation was a 30% tax cut. Jimmy Carter attacked the idea. George Bush called it voodoo economics. But Jack Kemp persisted. And in 1981, President Reagan signed the Kemp-Roth tax cut into law. Jack Kemp was right. Lower taxes created 14 million new jobs, a record in peacetime. Now the Washington insiders are after your paycheck again. They say that passage of the biggest tax increase in history in 1982 wasn't enough. George Bush and Bob Dole supported that tax increase. There's a big difference between the candidates. When Jack Kemp becomes president, the tax increase game will be over. Jack Kemp. If he wins, we win. We all win.

Scope and Contents

In this 1988 political advertisement, Agent(1) Jack French Kemp, Jr. features Senator Gordon Humphrey endorsing him for president, emphasizing Kemp’s role in the 1981 Kemp-Roth tax cut and the resulting job creation. The advertisement criticizes George H. W. Bush and Bob Dole for supporting a substantial tax increase in 1982 and promises to end tax increases under a Kemp administration.