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    <dcterms:description>In the 1996 political ad, Republican candidate Todd T. Hart focused on the Oklahoma City bombing, condemning its use for political advantage. Multiple scenes feature Hart and other politicians advocating for justice and integrity in politics while endorsing Harts campaign. They stress the importance of ethical leadership and decry the exploitation of tragedy for political gain.</dcterms:description>
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    <dcterms:description>In a powerful 1996 TV ad, Republican candidate Todd Tiahrt attacks his opponent Randy Rathbun for making a negligent decision that purportedly endangered public safety. The ad emphasizes Rathbun's alleged prioritization of his political career over the security of citizens, featuring visuals of uneasy families, a prison, and an escaping felon.</dcterms:description>
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