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Participants discussed the impact of the Voting Rights Act on minority participation in the political system. They focused on a variety of issues, including recent court cases concerning ger…

Republican candidates Lamar Alexander, Pat Buchanan, and Alan Keys spoke to the Iowa farm Bureau in Des Moines at the Convention Center. They spoke about agricultural issues and answered que…

Presidency III was the third state-wide straw poll organized by the Florida Republican Party. Republican presidential candidates spoke to the delegates and the votes were counted. Senator Ro…

Eight of the ten Republican presidential candidates participated in this forum with members of the American Conservative Union and others. They each had two minutes for opening remarks, five…

Several potential Republican Presidential Candidates attended the annual Amos Tuck Day festivities in Exeter, New Hampshire. Amos Tuck was a founder of the Republican Party in 1853.

During this first televised forum of the 1996 presidential campaign, each of the ten Republican candidates had about two minutes to introduce themselves to the television audience. They each…

Former ambassador Alan Keyes addressed conservative leaders on issues affecting African Americans. He is the founder and chairman of Black America’s Political Action Committee (BAMPAC). Also…

Alan Keyes, 1996 Republican Presidential Candidate, was interviewed by C-SPAN about his campaign.

Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN) and Lamar Alexander sought support from coalition members for their presidential candidacies. Other speakers discussed the U.S. legal system, morality, and the r…

Ten Republican candidates outlined their goals and visions for the nation to activists from Iowa and elsewhere. The straw poll results were as follows: Dole 2,582 votes (24%), Gramm 2,582 (2…

Republican presidential candidates outlined their visions and agendas for the nation. Legislators and other talked about various issues.

At an Independence Day picnic sponsored by a conservative campaign fund in Dunbarton, several Republican candidates spoke to the crowd about their views on various issues.

Several candiates for the Republican presidential nomination spoke to Colorado Republicans about their qualifications for the presidency and policy agendas if they are elected.

Senator Gramm and Mr. Keyes spoke about their agendas if elected president.

Alan Keyes talked about his agenda if he were elected president in 1996. He emphasized that the Republican party needs to continue to be firm on moral issues as it is on fiscal and social po…

Presidential candidate and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Alan Keyes hosted a daily radio show from WCBM in Baltimore, MD. The guests and callers talked about a variety of issues, incl…

Several candidates for the Republican nomination spoke about their qualifications and agendas for the future of the United States. After their remarks, there was a brief question and answer …

Alan Keyes, a former Maryland senatorial candidate, announced that he would seek the Republican nomination for president. He spoke about his belief that problems in the United States all hav…

Current news stories and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes …

Several aspirants to the Republican 1996 presidential nomination spoke about their opinions on a variety of issues, including cutting government size, spending, and value issues, such as abo…