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Historical Campaign Advertisements
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Morning in America - 1984
Highlighted America's perceived economic recovery and optimism. This positive ad helped Reagan secure a landslide victory.
Willie Horton - 1988
Used to play on voters’ fears of crime and racially charged imagery. Though controversial, it effectively questioned Dukakis's stance on crime and contributed to Bush's victory.
I Like Ike - 1952
Featured an animated jingle that was catchy and promoted Eisenhower in a positive light. The ad campaign effectively capitalized on Eisenhower's likability and war hero image.
It's Morning Again in America - 1984
This ad conveyed a sense of renewal and positive change, influencing voters' perception of Reagan's presidency as hopeful and successful.
Bear in the woods - 1984
Used metaphorical imagery to discuss the potential threat posed by the Soviet Union, successfully framing Reagan as a strong leader in foreign policy.
Yes We Can - 2008
Emphasized unity and hope through simple, repeatable slogans paired with Obama's charismatic speaking style. The approach massively mobilized and engaged voters, especially the youth.
It's the economy, stupid - 1992
Focused on the economic recession to critique President Bush's record. The straightforward approach resonated with the public's concerns, contributing to Clinton's win.
Daisy - 1964
Featured a young girl counting daisy petals, followed by a mushroom cloud to emphasize the threat of nuclear war under Goldwater. It was highly effective in painting Goldwater as dangerous.
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