During a campaign, this candidate launched an attack ad against his opponent's use of handlers that asked, "They'd like to sell you a package.
During a campaign, this candidate launched an attack ad against his opponent's use of handlers that asked, "They'd like to sell you a package. Wouldn't you rather choose a president?" Rumors about his supposed psychiatric treatments were spread by strategist Lee Atwater. Referred to as a "card-carrying member of the ACLU," this man was slammed for a lack of emotion when responding to journalist Bernard Shaw's question about the hypothetical rape and murder of his wife. He was the subject of the negative ads "Revolving Door" and "Weekend Passes," the latter of which used an image of black convict Willie Horton to paint this man as soft on crime. For 10 points, name this Massachusetts governor who lost the 1988 presidential election to George H. W. Bush.
During a campaign, this candidate launched an attack ad against his opponent's use of handlers that asked, "They'd like to sell you a package.
Michael Dukakis &lt;Collins&gt;