These times demand a real leader.
Elizabeth Dole: His parents instilled values in him, like love of God,

love of country, love of family, honesty
Colin Powell: In an era of too much salesmanship and too much smooth talking,

Bob Dole is a plain-spoken man.
Announcer: It was here that Bob Dole first developed strength of character

and strong values.
Bob Dole: I remember in our household when you didn't tell the truth

my mother she would, well she would find a bar of soap.
Announcer: He put aside his dream of becoming a doctor and, instead,

answered his country's call to duty. . . and was severely wounded.
Bob Dole: It was about 11 months I think before I could feed myself. . . The fact

that I've had a problem, a serious problem, and I didn't give up,

and I overcame it and I was successful.
Announcer: Bob Dole knows what it takes to help Americans fight back.
Bob Dole: You've got to challenge young people. They've gotta learn from failure.
Announcer: There is a moral crisis in America. Drug use is up. The wrong

messages are being sent to our youth. Americans do have a stake in this election.
Bob Dole: It about our America. It's not my America. It's your America.

It's what do I want for my kids.
Bob Dole: I want young people to have the same challenges and the same opportunities, and succeed as I did.
Announcer: . . . And it's about families getting ahead
Bob Dole: You shouldn't have to apologize for wanting to keep what you earn.

It's your money.
Colin Powell: Bob Dole is the candidate most qualified by virtue of his beliefs, his character and competence to be the next President of the United States of America.
Announcer: Bob Dole. The only man who will restore the American Dream.