United States President Harry S Truman with Vice President Garner in Texas during an election campaign. President Truman in car with Vice President John Nance Garner 'Cactus Jack'. Man with a sheep. Sign on the sheep reads 'Dewey Goat', and Truman is seen petting the sheep that represents his opponent. Crowd greets President Truman in San Antonio and waves as his car goes by on a street. Truman is seen posing in front of the Alamo. Next Truman visits Austin Texas where he addressed Civil Rights, according to the narrator, saying that his opponents, the Republicans, don't want public unity. President Truman meets on his moving railroad train car with Sam Rayburn, the former Speaker of the House of Representatives. President Truman addresses a large crowd gathered outdoors in Fort Worth Texas. Next seen shows his opponents activities: Crowd greets Governor Thomas E Dewey in Oakland California. Banner reads 'Welcome Governor Dewey'. Railroad train of Governor Dewey is seen moving on train tracks. Scenes of Republican presidential candidate Dewey with Mrs. Dewey addressing a crowd in Kelso, Oregon. Officials there present him with a string of fresh caught salmon fish as a gift. Governor Dewey on dais with his wife. Mrs. Dewey addresses crowd.
President Ronald Wilson Reagan and former Vice President Walter Frederick 'Fritz' Mondale meet in their second Presidential debate in Kansas City in 1984. President of League of women voters Dorothy Ridings. Sound is absent from first minute of clip.
United States President Ronald Wilson Reagan answers during his second Presidential debate in Kansas City to James Wieghart, the correspondent for Scripps-Howard, on how his government plans to balance the budget deficit
Former U.S. Vice President and Democrat Walter Frederick 'Fritz' Mondale answers during second Presidential debate in Kansas City to questions of James Wieghar, the correspondent for Scripps-Howard, on how, if elected President, his government will balance the budget deficit. News correspondent Barbara Walters is the debate moderator.
Former U.S. Vice President and Democrat, Walter Frederick 'Fritz' Mondale answers Diane Sawyer, the correspondent for CBS news during the second Presidential debate in Kansas City on how his qualities of leadership is better than U.S. President Ronald Reagan's. U.S. President Ronald Reagan stands beside Mr Mondale.
U.S. President Ronald Wilson Reagan answers Diane Sawyer, the correspondent moderator, during the second Presidential debate in Kansas City on how his qualities of personal leadership are better than those promised by Mr. Walter Mondale. President Reagan and Mr. Mondale cross question and answer each other.
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