Scope and Contents A wind-up MacGregor doll walks and shakes his head. The voice-over lists the programs MacGregor has voted against.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A wind-up MacGregor doll walks and shakes his head. The voice-over lists the programs MacGregor has voted against.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A hand lifts out pieces of a toy farm scene. The voice-over lists the times MacGregor voted against the farmers.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A hand lifts out pieces of a toy farm scene. The voice-over lists the times MacGregor voted against farmers.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Marker crosses through words on checklist: Medicare, aid to education, housing, min wage, farm prices, food stamps, and fed scholarships. V/o says if Oppt had his way, these programs would have been inadequate or non existent; Notes:

Scope and Contents Marker crosses through words on checklist: Medicare, aid to education, housing, min wage, farm prices, food stamps, and fed scholarships. V/o says if Oppt had his way, these programs would have been inadequate or non existent; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes of an unfinished house a family couldn't afford. The voice-over blames the Republican economic policy for high interest rates. The family's domestic voices echo through the unfinished house.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outside, a woman asks Humphrey about Nixon's cutback in education. Humphrey calls Nixon's veto of the health, education, and welfare budget uncalled for and says if the money doesn't come from the federal government, it will come from property taxes; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outside, a boy asks Humphrey about the future for kids on farms. Humphrey says that a family farm economy is needed.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors, an elderly woman asks Humphrey how older people on fixed incomes can be expected to cope with inflation. Humphrey discusses the need to increase Social Security benefits.; Notes: