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Daisy Have you forgotten what Michael Dukakis looked like in a tank? Do you have a hankering to hear Richard Nixon talk about busing?

Then look at this online exhibition. The American Museum of the Moving Image has made available a dozen or more ads from each presidential campaign from 1952 to 2004.

It's been up for a long while, but I just heard about it through a Presidents Day interview with the co-curator on Fresh Air. That show, like so many public radio programs, is newly downloadable as a podcast.



 


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Alan Greenblatt is a GOVERNING correspondent.

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