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- A battle of the bands. Al Gore's band including the major news networks aren't getting attention. Dan Rather wants them to play louder. Across the floor, Bush's country and western band has all kinds of folks dancing to their tune, "Character Counts". 1
- After the initial hearty greeting, an uneasy silence intrudes upon the Ross Perot supporters. (Businessman, wife, environmentalist hippy, feminist peacenik and military man have little in common) 1
- Al Gore picked Joe Lieberman, a relatively clean candidate, to swim in the muck Al and Bill Clinton are swimming in. Republicans don't think he will HURT the ticket...but he may get dirty. 1
- As the Democrats plan their convention platform one of their frontrunners, Senator Tsongas, says he LIKES employers...which goes against their main theme which is "Soak the Rich." 1
- As the conflict with Iran heats up, General Alexander Haig's presidential candidacy (tank) moves to the front of the line. 1
- As the election drew closer, George noticed a certain aloofness among his constituents. Elephants don't know if he is an elephant or a donkey. 1
- Basketball analogy 1
- Big spender Senator Cranston did multiple mailings to prove he wasn't a big spender running for president. 1
- Bill Clinton promises to take from the rich and give the middle class a tax break. Man in the middle class thinks he is going to get a tax break. Bill Clinton thinks the same man is rich. 1
- Bill Clinton suits up for his run for president. He dons his Santa suit while Democrat elves gather money from taxpayers. 1
- Boxing analogy. Colorado, Indiana and Ohio boost Hart back in boxing ring. 1
- Boxing analogy. In the Democratic primary, Bill and Hillary Clinton, despite their many flaws, have sleaze-resistant coveralls to prepare for their fight with Governor Moonbeam Brown (who dated Linda Ronstadt). 1
- Boxing analogy 1
- Boxing analogy 1
- Caption "Dear editor 1
- Democrats and Republicans are not very happy with the choice of candidates they are putting up for the presidential election. All have their flaws, but it's too late to return them to Uncle Sam. 1
- Everyone knows you shouldn't feed bears. Newly declared presidential candidate, George McGovern thinks if we feed the soviet bear Central American bacon, we'll be OK. 1
- Famous Primary Campaign Phrases 1
- George Bush and Bill Clinton march like revolutionaries. Ross Perot marches like the Energizer Bunny. Boom! Boom! 1
- George Bush is using the character issue growing out of Al Gore's wooden nose as a punching bag. 1
- Gerry Ferraro and Mondale address crowd. People listen to Ferraro and leave when Mondale speaks. 1
- Horse race, starting gate, elephants, donkey, big butt Bill, original to Art Wood 1
- In the presidential campaigns, thus far, Vice President Al Gore is a REAL tree-hugger. Candidate George W. Bush says he is a compassionate conservative but has very little to show what that means. 1
- Jesse Jackson on donkey and big liberal agenda bag is getting ready to make a big leap to white house. "Sure, we can do it!". Below are the bones of Walter Mondale and George McGovern holding their liberal agenda bags. 1
- Lara Liberal thinks President Obama ran a nearly flawless race. A different view shows he was carried across the finish line by runners in the media NBC, CBS, CNN, and the New York Times. His opponent, John McCain did not run a great race. 1
- Mondale in mud king vehicle splatters Hart in his new ideas race car. Never take on Fritz in the mud. 1
- Panel 1-5. Many candidates...Senator Al Gore, Dr. Howard Dean, Senator Bill Bradley, and Senator Harkin all stand a wave together while Lara Liberal claps. Big event, no audience. 1
- Panel 1. A pollster is leading four joggers (Al Gore, George W. Bush, John McCain and Bill Bradley) who want to know if this is the road to the White House. Panel 2. The Pollster says, "Yep" while he leading them away from the Clinton White House. 1
- Panel 1. Al Gore was like a wooden puppet on the campaign trail. #2...but he looked like a real person while giving his concession speech. Democrats think the next campaign could START with a speech like that. 1
- Panel 1. California Governor (Moonbeam) Brown is asked about the Desert Storm operation. He says, Nothing much really happened. Panel 2. Except it made the other democrat jokers look bad. 1
- Panel 1. George Bush and John McCain are arguing over who is closer (in limited government ideas) to Thomas Jefferson. Panel 2. Alan Keyes walks past the bust of Jefferson and says, "Hi, dad." Jefferson smiles. 1
- Panel 1. An American citizen is about to be scalped by the inflation Indian. But he has hope because he can see the cavalry is on the way to rescue him. Panel 2. The presidential candidates arrive but are obviously too small to help. 1
- Panel 1. Bill Clinton smoked a reefer, but he didn't inhale. Panel 2. Ross Pertot and his yacht-docking construction company smoked a reef, but he's not going to tell. 1
- Panel 1. Democratic platform is wide and long. Panel 2. Republican platform for Reagan and Bush contains two planks. 1
- Panel 1. Media shows up in Ferraro's back yard to dig up something. Panel 2. Finds lots of bones and financial disclosure problems. Panel 3. Media has question for Ferraro. Panel 4. Question is if the hole is deep enough to plant a the tree. 1
- Panel 1. Mondale to Reagan 1
- Panel 1. President George H. W. Bush's aid has more bad news. Panel 2. Bill Clinton has a lock on the feminist vote, media vote, minority & gay vote, etc. Panel 3. But there is a glimmer of hope. Panel 4. He's yet to wrap up the American vote. 1
- Panel 1. President George W. Bush is on the beach and sees John Kerry and his liberal buddies stride toward him. Panel 2. The bullies kick sand all over Bush... Panel 3. ...but wind up sinking themselves in the polls. Bush is untouched. 1
- Panel 1. Presidential candidate Barack Obama stretches his legs getting ready for the track race. Panel 2. Candidate Hillary Clinton pushes the start button on the huge, elaborate Clinton Political Machine. 1
- Panel 1. The Presidential primary announcer says, And they're OFF! Panel 2. Well, MOST of them, anyway! Runner Senator Joe Biden steps on his own tongue. He said Obama was clean and articulate. 1
- Panel 1. Two men look at a billboard of Ross the Boss (Perot). One is not sure if he is going to vote for him. Panel 2. There is something about Ross Perot that makes him feel uneasy. The eyes of Perot on the billboard follows the men as they walk away. 1
- Panel 1. Voters look at Democrat party "Gone Fishing" sign and wonder why they aren't preparing for the race against George Bush. Panel 2. They ARE on fishing expeditions for dirt in Iran-Contra mess, the Hostage-deal probe, etc. 1
- Pat Schroeder, Sam Nunn, Cuomo and Biden all have exited the high diving board. Hart is splattered on side. Judges are giving Pat a high score. 1
- Playboy and Jane Fonda Productions worker, Karl, sits on Gary Hart's lap handing him money. 1
- President Jimmy Carter is is not pleased with Senator Kennedy's interest in challenging him for president. He claims he's about to whip Kennedy's donkey. (ass?) 1
- President Jimmy Carter rides on shoulders of Iowan voters while underneath the excitement of the primary election is boiling an international crisis. 1
- President Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer from Georgia, would like to see the Democrat donkey take him to the primary election field. The donkey seems to have his eyes set on taking him to the dump. 1
- President Reagan says, "A vote for Ronal Reagan is a vote for less government intrusion." Right. Hot Air lungs revealed. 1
- Presidential candidate Barack Obama shakes hands of his adoring crowd. The crowd doesn't seem to notice there are MANY look-alike Obamas working the crowd. Which one is real? 1
- Presidential candidate, Ronald Reagan and the big elephant (Republican Party) are afraid to take on the little (mice) issues of the day. 1
- Presidential candidate, Ross Perot has much experience as a businessman milking the Government Cow which eats our tax money. 1
- Ross Perot stumbled on political hurdles. His millions didn't help much in the race. RICH men can't Jump is a play on words of the movie, "WHITE men can't jump." 1
- Ross Perot's theme was "United we Stand". He stands with millions of his own dollars. 1
- Senator Barack Obama sings, "Just Me...and my shadow..." His shadow reveals on every issue he has a record of voting liberal. Very liberal on defense, economic issues, gun control, abortion, gay rights, etc. 1
- Senator Harkin for President truck with a democrat driver says it's a good thing we are not running in Sweden. Socialism is being tarred and feathered there. 1
- Senator John Kerry and President George W. Bush are at the starting line. Kerry is on a motorcycle and Bush is driving a NASCAR vehicle with a big stand with and liberal, anti-Bush media hooked onto the bumper. 1
- Summer of 1952 in Arkansas...Cherry tree has been cut down. Farmer tells lady he's not sure who's responsible. Annie and Zeb said they didn't do it and young Bill said something about maintaining his political viability. (draft dodging explaination) 1
- The GOP presidential primary race is about to start with lots of rabbits running. Past President, Gerald Ford, (as the turtle) has a track record. He sounds a little interested but won't enter. ME? Ah, shucks. 1
- The Media focuses on Senator Ted Kennedy throwing everything but his hat in the ring. California's Right to life Jerry Brown and President Jimmy Carter can't seem to get their attention. 1
- The dragon that has Americans trapped in a tower, looks worried as white knight Ross Perot appears. Well...his armor and horse appears. Ross might not be up to the job. 1
- The major media pitches hardballs to batter President George H. W. Bush. A bucketful of soft balls await Democrat batters. 1
- The race for president is about to begin. Challenger, Ronald Reagan, sits on the elephant. President Jimmy Carter rides on the donkey and John Anderson, with skates, is holding on to the donkey's tail. He will definitely take votes away from Carter. 1
- The story of the Ugly Duckling analogy 1
- Turtle and hare race analogy. President George H. W. Bush is the hare and Ross Perot is the turtle. Bush is not worried but fails to see that the turtle has $100 million (motorcycle) to spend on the race. 1
- Vice President Dan Quayle is working hard to keep the Bush/Quayle campaign from going over the waterfall. The cultural elite want President George H. W. Bush to get rid of him. 1
- While pirate captains President Jimmy Carter and Senator Ted Kennedy fight over the buried treasure (Democratic nomination) California's Right to life Jerry Brown is happy to wait his turn and pick off the wounded survivor. 1
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