This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 1990: REPUBLICANhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu OPPORTUNITY IT MAY BE 1989, BUT THE OFFICIAL POLITICAL CALENDAR SAYS 1990 IS ALREADY HERE. AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS READY. READY WITH THE DEDICATION AND DETERMINATION IT WILL TAKE TO GET THE JOB DONE; READY WITH SOME OUTSTANDING CANDIDATES; READY WITH A GREAT ORGANIZATION; AND BEST OF ALL, READY WITH A WINNING MESSAGE. Page 1 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas BELIEVE ME, I AM LOOKINGhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu FORWARD TO ALL THE GOOD THINGS WE CAN DO FOR AMERICA WITH A REPUBLICAN SENATE ... AND A REPUBLICAN HOUSE. IN 1988, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE GAVE GEORGE BUSH A LANDSLIDE MANDATE. THEY SAID LOUD AND CLEAR THAT THEY WANTED THE SAME KIND OF REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP THAT HAS GIVEN WORKING AMERICA LESS TAXES, LESS INFLATION AND LESS GOVERNMENT. -2- Page 2 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas THEY WANTED THE http://dolearchives.ku.eduSAME KIND OF COMMONSENSE POLICY THAT HAS GIVEN US MORE JOBS, MORE ECONOMIC EXPANSION AND MORE HOPE FOR FREEDOM AROUND THE GLOBE. IN SHORT, IT'S TIME TO GIVE PRESIDENT BUSH THE CONGRESS HE NEEDS AND THE CONGRESS THE --- . AMERICAN PEOPLE DESERVE . -3- Page 3 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 3 STRIKES: COLORADO,http://dolearchives.ku.edu MINNESOTA & KANSAS LET'S FACE IT, DEMOCRATS HAD BIG PLANS FOR THE SENATE COME 1991. BUT THEIR DREAMS TURNED SOUR--- AFTER THEY GOT SOME VERY BAD NEWS IN 1989. THE BAD NEWS MEANS THEY ARE OPENING THE CAMPAIGN SEASON WITH THREE BIG-- STRIKES: MINNESOTA, COLORADO AND KANSAS. -4- Page 4 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas THOSE WERE THE THREEhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu STATES THE DEMOCRATS ~ '' I ALREADY HAD IN THE WIN COLUMN. WELL, LOOK AGAIN. ---. - ..... THEY'RE LOOKING SOLIDLY REPUBLICAN TO ME. IN KANSAS, DEMOCRATS WERE SALIVATING WITH ,, THE PROSPECT THAT A SENATE SEAT MIGHT BE UP FOR ,, GRABS. BUT THEN THEY HEARD THE TWO MOST DREADED WORDS IN THE KANSAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY: - - s a ,, ' I NANCY KASSEBAUM. SHE'S RUNNING AGAIN AND THAT MEANS THE RACE IS OVER. PERIOD. -5- Page 5 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas IN MINNESOTA, WALTERhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu MONDALE LOOKED ATTHE SENATE RACE. AND THEN HE LOOKED AT RUDY BOSCHWITZ. THEN HE ANNOUNCED HE WASN'T RUNNING. IN COLORADO, THE BIG SHOES OF BILL ARMSTRONG ARE WAITING TO BE FILLED. THAT'S A TOUGH ASSIGNMENT. AN EVEN TOUGHER ONE WAS FOR A DEMOCRAT TO COME FORWARD TO TAKE ON OUR GREAT CANDIDATE, CONGRESSMAN HANK BROWN. EVERY DEMOCRATIC 'BEST HOPE' HAS SAID 'NO THANK YOU'. -6- Page 6 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas OF COURSE, IT IS FOOLISHhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu -- AND DANGEROUS -- TO TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED. WE NEED TO WORK HARD. ( {)~ iA-L~ DOUBLE STANDARD? THERE SEEMS TO BE A GLARING DOUBLE-STANDARD THESE DAYS WHEN IT COMES TO ETHICS -7- Page 7 of 21 This document is from' the collections at the Dole Archives,I University of Kansas THAT'S THE NEW BUZZhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu WORD THIS YEAR -- "ETHICS". MAKE NO MISTAKE, THIS SENATOR, THIS LEADER, THIS -2 ~ PARTY SUPPORTS THE HIGHEST STANDARDS IN PUBLIC ,, SERVICE. WE NEED"' CLEANER GOVERNMENT. WE "'' If DEMAND ETHICAL GOVERNMENT -- IN THE COURTS, IN THE CONGRESS AND_.- IN THE WHITE HOUSE. WE ARE FOR CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM. WE CONDEMN CHEAP POLITICAL AND PERSONAL ATIACKS. I HAVE ALWAYS SPOKEN OUT WHEN I THOUGHT IT WENT TOO FAR. SO HAS THE PRESIDENT. AND SO HAVE DEMOCRATS AND THE MEDIA -- WHEN THEY WANT TO. -8- Page 8 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas THERE SEEMS TO BEhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu NO END TO THE OUTCRY THESE DAYS: CONGRESS NEEDS REFORMS. DESPERATELY. IT'S OUT OF CONTROL. THE INSTITUTION IS CRUMBLING. NO MORE SMEARS. NO MORE CHARACTER ASSASSINATIONS. NO MORE WITCH HUNTSJMANY DEMOCRATS AND THE MEDIA ARE SAYING. -9- Page 9 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas WHERE WEREhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu THEY 8 YEARS AGO? WELL, THAT SOUNDS GOOD TO ME. IT SOUNDS •- GREAT TO THE' REPUBLICAN PARTY. IT WOULD HAVE SOUNDED EVEN BEDER ABOUT EIGHT YEARS AGO. I WHERE WAS ALL THIS' SOUND AND FURY WHEN RAY DONOVAN WAS DRAGGED THROUGH THE MUD? WHERE ,, ., WERE ALL THESE CRUSADERS WHEN RICHARD ALLEN AND ED MEESE AND--- THEIR- FAMILIES WERE KICKED AROUND FROM ONE END OF TOWN TO THE OTHER? WHERE WAS THE OUTRAGE WHEN THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE UNITED STATES -- RICHARD RHENOUIST -- HAD TO ENDURE ALL KINDS OF UNSEEMLY CHARGES ON CAPITOL HILL? -i 0- Page 10 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas LET'S FACE IT, POLITICShttp://dolearchives.ku.edu IS A ROUGH AND TUMBLE BUSINESS.~TS HARD BALL. IN FACT, SOME MIGHT SAY THE DEMOCRATS ARE THE ABNER DOUBLEDAYS OF POLTICAL HARD BALL. BORK& TOWER ~ LOOK AT THE RECENT RECORD -- ROBERT BORK AND JOHN TOWER. AND WHAT DID WE HEAR AFTER THE REPUTATIONS OF THESE GOOD MEN WERE DESTROYED BY LEAKS, INNUENDOES AND SMEARS. I REMEMBER WHAT I HEARD -- DEAFENING SILENCE. = -11- Page 11 of 21 This document is from' the collections at the Dole Archives, UniversityI of Kansas REMEMBER THE TOWERhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu DEBACLE? THE NEWS MEDIA COULDN'T PRINT OR BROADCAST THE LEAKS FAST ENOUGH: ALCOHOLISM. WOMANINZING. DANCING ON A PIANO WITH A BALLERINA! IT DIDN'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE IF THEY WERE LATER PROVED TO BE FALSE--- -- NO RETRACTIONS NECESSARY, REPORTERS WERE TOO BUSY RUNNING DOWN THE LATEST NEWS NUGGET. -12- Page 12 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas RAY DONOVAN SAIDhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu IT ALL IN A STATEMENT HE MADE RIGHT AFTER A FEDERAL JURY CLEARED HIM OF WRONG-DOING. HE SAID, 11 WHAT OFFICE DO I GO TO NOW TO GET BACK MY GOOD NAME. 11 THAT'S THE PROBLEM, AND THE TRAGEDY, FOR JOHN TOWER, FOR ROBERT BORK ... AND TOM FOLEY. IT IS TIME FOR REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS TO SAY, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. i Movi"~ l\.~e~, ~CAJbA -13- Page 13 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives,PAGE University 2 of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu KANSAS DELEGATION Jack Ranson Mary Alice Lair Fred Logan, Jr. HEADTABLE Martha Moore - National Committeewoman - Ohio Ernest Angelo - National Committeeman - Texas Judy Hughes - President of Federation of Republican Women Charles Cragin - National Committeeman - Maine Kit Mehrtens - RNC Secretary Larry Bathgate - RNC Finance Chairman Elsie Vartanian - National Committeewoman - New Hampshire Lee Atwater Jeanie Austin - Co-Cahirman RNC Jan Baran - RNC Counsel Kay Riddle - National Committeewoman - Colorado William McManus - RNC Treasurer Jennifer Dunn - National Committeewoman Washington State Bernard Shanley - National Committeeman - New Jersey Nelda Barton - National Committeewoman - Kentucky Jack Landen - National Committeeman - Arizona Page 14 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu June 16, 1989 SENATOR: Attached is the potential candidate list from the Senatorial Committee. Note that if the candidate 1 s name has an FEC number next to it, they have announced an exploratory committee. Only two challengers are actually "official" candidates: Bob Smith of NH and Hank Brown of CO. Any potential candidates who do not have an FEC number next to their name have not announced their candidacy or an exploratory committee. JUDY BIVIANO Page 15 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu XEROX TELECOPIER 295 6-16-89 ; 11 : 43 AM; 12026756083 -? ~rnsc 2022243163 ; ~ 2 TEL : 12026 7560:33 Jun 16,89 O: OO t,lo . 001 P . O.? 1990 REPUBLICAN U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE LIST AL Bill Cahiniss Contact: Rose Cabiniss for U.S. Senate Committee Treas: Lee J. Styslinger, Jr. P.O. Box 76188 FEC #: C00234849 Birmingham. AL 35253 (205) 870-1911. (202) 991-7733 (Rose) AK Ted Stevens Contact: Erlie Opinsky Stevens for Senate Committee Treas: Timothy McKeever Box 879 FEC ##:C00028316 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 274-5340 (907) 271~5915 co Hank Brown Brown for Senate Contact: Nina Kite P.O. Box 1445 Treas: Melvin D. Flowers 1660 So11th Albion FEC #: 841109782 Suite 810 Englewood, CO 80l50 (303) 756-7690 DE Jan Ting (Mr.) 104 Alapocas Drive Wilmington, DE 19803 302-654-6249 ID Jam~s McCl1tre Contact: Al Henderson McClure for U.S. Senate Treas.: Charles Jackson P.O. Box 350 FEC #: C00027300 Weiser, ID 83672 208-549-1650 campalgn address: Box 1695 Boise, ID 83701 (208) 343-1010 Page 16 of 21 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu XEROX TELECOP IER 295 6-16-89; 11 : 44 AM; 2026756083 ~ 2022243 163 ; 3 t · .JF~ SC 1 * TEL : 12Cr26 75608 3 Jun 16,89 O: OO No.001 P.03 IN Dan Coats Contact: Mike Landick. Dan Coats for Inrliana Treas. : Douglas P. Long 14 North Delaware FEC II: C00110361 Indianapolis, IN 46204 :n 7-636-1990 (P.O. Box 2365 Indianapol1s, IN 46206) IL Gary MacDougal Contact: Dana Grigoroff 11 South LaSalle Dr. Treasurer: Chic ago, IL 6 0 6 0 3 FEC #: 312-899-1990 Lynn Martin Lynn Martin Senate Exploratory Committee P.O. Box 5322 Rockford, IL 61125 KS Nancy Kassebaum Contact: Kansas for Kassebaum Treas.: Gwen Bel 1 Rt.