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    <dcterms:description>In this political advertisement, it is claimed that Dennis Eckert responded to criticism of his political record by lying and launching personal attacks, which include giving himself six pay raises, voting for weaker drug laws 20 times, and ranking last in bringing back government services. The ad suggests that blaming others is not the conduct of a gentleman, implying that Eckert's actions are unbecoming of his position.</dcterms:description>
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    <dcterms:title>1988 - U.S. House of Representatives - Margaret Reid - Mueller - "Compare II"</dcterms:title>
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    <dcterms:description>In this political advertisement, it is highlighted that Dennis Eckert, a congressional candidate from Northeast Ohio, has voted for weaker drug laws 20 times, awarded himself six pay raises totaling $30,000 over eight years, and is ranked last in bringing back government services. The ad questions whether Eckert's record truly represents reliable leadership.</dcterms:description>
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