Dick Gephardt 1988 presidential campaign

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The Dick Gephardt 1988 presidential campaign was the Democratic congressman’s bid for the U.S. presidency, noted for its strong early showings in the primaries and its populist, pro-labor message.

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instanceOf United States presidential campaign
campaignFocus Midwestern industrial states
economic inequality
trade policy
workers' rights
campaignMessage criticism of free trade agreements
defense of American manufacturing jobs
economic populism
support for organized labor
candidate Dick Gephardt NERFINISHED
candidateRepresentedCongressionalDistrict Missouri's 3rd congressional district NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
election 1988 United States presidential election NERFINISHED
electionCycle 1988 U.S. presidential election cycle
electionOutcomeForCandidate failed to secure Democratic nomination
electionType Democratic presidential primary
endTime 1988
historicalContext Cold War era U.S. politics
homeStateOfCandidate Missouri NERFINISHED
ideology populism
pro-labor politics
mainSupportBase blue-collar workers
labor unions
mediaDescription populist, pro-labor campaign
nominatedCandidate Michael Dukakis NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic early momentum in primary season
strong backing from labor unions
notableFor strong early showings in the 1988 Democratic primaries
officeHeldByCandidateDuringCampaign Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
party Democratic Party NERFINISHED
positionSought President of the United States NERFINISHED
primaryOpponent Al Gore NERFINISHED
Gary Hart NERFINISHED
Jesse Jackson NERFINISHED
Michael Dukakis NERFINISHED
Paul Simon NERFINISHED
result lost Democratic nomination
sloganTheme fair trade over free trade
startTime 1987

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