Which statement best describes the message and the creator of this poster from the presidential election of 1952? An image of a political campaign poster with Adlai Stevenson in the center. Under his image the words Vote Stevenson appear. Under Stevenson's name the words Labor's Committee for Stevenson and Sparkman appear. Around the image of Stevenson, images representing the Party of Hoover display bread lines, homeless people, and bank closing appear. On the opposite side, under the Party of Roosevelt images of higher wages, better homes, and social security appear.
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Candidate Stevenson created the poster to let America know that he has new and unique ideas for improving the country.
The Democratic Party created the poster, which implies that Democrats are wealthier than Republicans.
A government agency wants to show support for Stevenson by saying he will focus on safety more than other candidates.
An interest group representing labor feels that the election will be a choice between poverty and success for the country.