Dukakis, M. S. (1988). [Michael Dukakis, in a press conference on the day after the 1988 election, answers questions about negative campaigning, James Baker's appointment as Secretary of State, pushing Bush into social consciousness, media input into elections, the importance of the national deficit, what the Democrats must do in the South and other regions which went Republican, the strong Democratic showing in congressional and gubernatorial elections, how to win back the white vote, his disappointment].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationDukakis, Michael S. [Michael Dukakis, in a Press Conference on the Day After the 1988 Election, Answers Questions About Negative Campaigning, James Baker's Appointment as Secretary of State, Pushing Bush into Social Consciousness, Media Input into Elections, the Importance of the National Deficit, What the Democrats Must Do in the South and Other Regions Which Went Republican, the Strong Democratic Showing in Congressional and Gubernatorial Elections, How to Win Back the White Vote, His Disappointment]. 1988.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationDukakis, Michael S. [Michael Dukakis, in a Press Conference on the Day After the 1988 Election, Answers Questions About Negative Campaigning, James Baker's Appointment as Secretary of State, Pushing Bush into Social Consciousness, Media Input into Elections, the Importance of the National Deficit, What the Democrats Must Do in the South and Other Regions Which Went Republican, the Strong Democratic Showing in Congressional and Gubernatorial Elections, How to Win Back the White Vote, His Disappointment]. 1988.