Scope and Contents Candidate shown in legislative work settings as announcer v/o testifies to his abilities as a lawmaker and penchant for saving taxpayer money.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate talking to a group of workers about how he has opposed an increase in the income tax for 32 years. He also talks about the need for a tax cut which will mean more jobs, more production, and less inflation.; Notes:

Scope and Contents This ad details how under the Senator's leadership in the Senate Finance Committee, he helped Louisiana save $1.5 billion. This was done by blocking a move by the Northern states to tax revenue from oil and gas wells.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate discusses how he got the federal government to pay 70% of the cost to refurbish a heavily-used railroad track in Louisiana.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad showing the candidate meeting constituents, reminding voters to vote tomorrow.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad showing candidate talking to constituents, while voiceover reminds voters to vote tomorrow to keep effective leadership in the Senate for Louisiana.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Ad shows candidate addressing the National Press Club Luncheon, discussing the proposed tax cut. He talks about wanting the tax cut to come in areas that will provide a stimulus to those investments that are anti-inflationary.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate details how he convinced the President that if he wanted his trade bill to pass the committee, then he should help the candidate keep Fort Polk open. This helped save Fort Polk and thousands of jobs in Louisiana.; Notes:

Scope and Contents As video of candidate meeting constituents in different venues, the voiceover talks about what different newspapers, magazines, and people have said about the effectiveness of the candidate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate 's voiceover discussing his belief that people want to work instead of taking welfare. Believes that able-bodied people should be put to work instead of having the government provide for them.; Notes: