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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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