On the 17th of January 2018, Bob Dole receives a congressional gold medal. Below are few things you need to know about the former Senate majority leader.
- Bob Dole was born in Russell, Kansas, in 1923
- In 1942, he joined the United States Army
- In 1945 Bob Dole sustained a wound from a German machine gun fire
- In 1950, Bob Dole was elected as the Kansas House of Representatives
- In 1952, he started practicing law in his hometown, Russell.
- Bob Dole won the nomination for the United States Senate and succeded Senator Frank Carlson
- Bob Dole was re-elected 4 times before resigning in 1996
- Bob Dole ran for 1980 Republican presidential election but lost to Ronald Regan
- Bob Dole became the Senate Majority Leader for the second time in 1994
- Bob Dole was the oldest (73 years old) presidential nominee
- Bob Dole was the only person in his party to have received both President and Vice President nomination
- Bob Dole used to be a television commercial spokesperson for Viagra and other products
- Bob Dole helped in creating an international school lunch program that helps fight child hunger to children in developing countries
- In 2015 Bob Dole endorsed Jeb Bush in his presidential campaign.
This is it for now. I can write all day about Bob Dole’s accomplishments. Just know that at Bob Dole is a well-respected legend and SSS have much respect for him
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Few things you need to know about Bob Dole
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On the 17th of January 2018, Bob Dole receives a congressional gold medal. Below are few things you need to know about the former Senate majority leader.
1. Bob Dole was born in Russell, Kansas, in 1923
2. In 1942, he joined the United States Army
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