Howard Phillips (U.S. Taxpayers) | Manuscripts and Archives at Oxford University

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Title

Howard Phillips (U.S. Taxpayers)

Shelfmark

MSS. Amer. s. 33 / 8 / 3

Summary

Two stickers:

"Howard Phillips should be President. U.S. Taxpayers Party"

"U.S. Taxpayers Party: 1-800-2-VETO-IRS"

Also Comprises:

Photograph of Phillips

Postcard for supporters to send to their friends to encourage them to vote for Phillips

Thirteen leaflets and pamphlets including:

"Key 1996 issues for the U.S. Taxpayers Party"

"The wheels of the bus" by Peg Luksik (discussing abortion)

"Champion for life" (discussing abortion)

"Guardian of liberty" (discussing crime and guns)

"Restoring American Independence"

"Defender of parental control in education"

Platform of the U.S. Taxpayers Party (excerpts from preamble and each article)

Text of Phillips' keynote address at the National Affairs Briefing, Memphis, Tennessee, 19 Jan. 1996

"The real Bob Dole: pro-life? pro-abortion? conservative? liberal? or just plain confused?" (anti-Dole and Clinton)

Also Comprises:

Report by Policy Analysis Incorporated: "An overview of [Bob Dole's] voting record and positions on the issues", 2 Aug. 1996 (includes excerpts from The Howard Phillips Issues and Strategy Bulletin)

Newsletter: The Howard Phillips Issues and Strategy Bulletin, 31 Aug. 1996

Three press releases including:

"pro-life leader Judie Brown endorses Howard Phillips for President", 27 Sept. 1996

Comparison of the U.S. Taxpayers, Republican and Democratic Parties on key issues (undated)

Also Comprises:

Two newspaper cuttings (articles) from Record and Insight, Sept. 1995-Aug. 1996