Lot of 14 Republican Presidential Campaign Pin Buttons ORIGINAL Election of 1996

Description: In the 1996 election, Bob Dole, the Republican nominee, faced a tough re-election challenge against incumbent President Bill Clinton. Dole, a former Senator from Kansas, had to contend with a fractured Republican field during the primaries, with several prominent figures vying for influence. Ultimately, Dole secured the Republican nomination, but he was defeated by Clinton in the general election. Dan Quayle, former Vice President under George H. W. Bush, was Dole's running mate, but his impact on the race was relatively subdued. Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio host, was a major figure in promoting Republican ideas and often criticized Clinton’s administration. While he didn't run for office, his influence was significant in shaping conservative opinion. Phil Gramm, a Texas senator, briefly sought the Republican nomination but struggled to gain traction and dropped out early in the primaries. Pat Buchanan, known for his nationalist and socially conservative views, ran as an insurgent candidate in the Republican primaries, challenging Dole from the right. Buchanan's candidacy appealed to voters who felt Dole was too moderate. Jack Kemp, former congressman and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, also campaigned in the Republican primaries, advocating for supply-side economics and tax cuts. He was known for his optimistic and inclusive rhetoric, which contrasted with other more conservative candidates. What you see is what you get. All buttons are included. These are all original and not reproductions. Kept in Smoke-free and pet-free home. Message for more info or photos. Fast shipping. Check my shop for more.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Cheney, Washington

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