A Leader in the Senate

In 1984 Bob Dole was elected Senate Majority Leader. He continued to fight for senior citizens by working on a commission that saved Social Security from bankruptcy. His greatest accomplishments as Senate Republican Leader include leading the fight for President Reagan's agenda of economic growth, supporting President Bush and America's commitment to liberate Kuwait, and working with the most recent Congress to pass a budget that will reduce the size of the government and eliminate our deficit in seven years.

Leaving the Senate

In Bob Dole's historic Congressional career, he never forgot his commitment to the common people of Kansas who helped him through his toughest days. It shows in his record: One of the first bills that he introduced helped reform the public school lunch program by reducing the price of school lunches for low-income students. One of his last was the balanced budget amendment, which would have saved our children and grandchildren from a stifling debt.

When Bob Dole retired on June 11, 1996 to run for President of the United States, he was the longest-serving Republican leader in Senate history.

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