Scope and Contents The audio explains that the voter can vote for either Hansen or Mondale. Mondale is said to be the name people know, but Phil Hansen is said to be the sensible choice. Video is Phil Hansen seated, speaking.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated, Phil Hansen promises to do what the voter would do if the voter were in the Senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Speaking to a small audience, Phil Hansen explains that a computer analysis of Senate voting records places Walter Mondale next to George McGovern.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing as if addressing an audience, Phil Hansen declares his opposition to the legalization of Marijuana.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing as if addressing an audience, Phil Hansen claims that busing legislation was written by Walter Mondale.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Phil Hansen, seated in an audience is asked what Mondale's spending bill will do for people. Hansen explains that the bill will hurt the people of Minnesota.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in a studio, in front of a blue backdrop, Phil Hansen introduces himself, and attacks Walter Mondale as a big spender.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Seated in an audience, Phil Hansen discusses the inevitibility of taxes when expenditures are high.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Speech excerpts as candidate Hansen addresses government spending.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Phil Hansen sits at a desk discussing his differences with his opponent (Walter Mondale) on busing and government programs.; Notes: