In an ad aired only once during this campaign, a narrator intones "these are the stakes" after a little girl pulls petals from the title flower.
In one ad from this election year, hands remove a Social Security card from a person's pocket to mock the losing VP candidate, William Miller. In another ad from this year, a man takes a saw to a model of the United States in reference to Miller's running mate saying that "this country would be better off if we would just saw off the Eastern seaboard." The slogan "In your (*)  heart, you know he's right" was used in this campaign. In an ad aired only once during this campaign, a narrator intones "these are the stakes" after a little girl pulls petals from the title flower. The "Daisy" ad aired during this campaign, in which the Democrat won 61.1 percent of the popular vote. For 10 points, name this election in which Barry Goldwater was defeated by Lyndon Johnson.
In one ad from this election year, hands remove a Social Security card from a person's pocket to mock the losing VP candidate, William Miller.
1964  U.S. presidential election [prompt on ' 64 ]