David Hoffman Papers

This series consists of research files that "Washington Post" journalist David Hoffman compiled during his reporting on George H. W. Bush's role as running mate in Ronald Reagan's 1980 campaign for the presidency. The files contain newspaper clippings, magazine articles, speeches, transcripts of interviews, and computer printouts of stories by the Associated Press and other news organizations.

This series consists of research files that "Washington Post" journalist David Hoffman compiled during his reporting on George H. W. Bush's role as running mate in Ronald Reagan's 1984 campaign for the presidency. The files contain newspaper clippings, magazine articles, speeches, transcripts of interviews, and computer printouts of stories by the Associated Press and other news organizations.

This series consists of research files that "Washington Post" journalist David Hoffman compiled while reporting on George H. W. Bush's successful 1988 campaign for the presidency. The files contain newspaper clippings, magazine articles, speeches, campaign literature, transcripts of interviews, and computer printouts of stories by the Associated Press and other news organizations. Included are newspaper articles written by Hoffman describing the Bush-Quayle campaign.

This series consists of biographical research files compiled by "Washington Post" White House correspondent David Hoffman. The materials in this series explore the financial history of President George H. W. Bush, trace his ancestry in some detail, and describe recollections of associates, friends, and classmates. Included are research notes, newspaper clippings, income tax returns, and a Bush family tree. This series also contains newspaper clippings (mostly from the "Hartford Courant") concerning the political career of Senator Prescott Bush, George Bush's father.

This series consists of research files compiled by "Washington Post" White House correspondent David Hoffman. The files concern the time George H. W. Bush served as a Congressman, United Nations Ambassador, and director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Included are newspaper clippings and other clippings. Articles from the "Texas Observer," "Houston Chronicle," and "New York Times" draw attention to the different types of public service Bush performed during these two decades. Also included is Bush's voting record, taken from the "Congressional Quarterly Almanac."

This series contains research files on the Iran-Contra Affair, compiled by "Washington Post" reporter David Hoffman. Included are copies of documents made public by the Independent Counsel and Congressional Investigations, the deposition submitted by President Ronald Reagan, news clippings, and notes.

This series contains research files on the presidency of George H. W. Bush, compiled by "Washington Post" White House correspondent David Hoffman. The files consist of newspaper clippings, magazine articles, speeches, pamphlets, pool reports, and pieces by Hoffman detailing the Bush administration's foreign policy, especially President Bush's dealings with Mikhail Gorbachev. Trips by the President to Canada and the Far East also receive lengthy treatment and analysis.

This series contains subject research files on the vice presidency and presidency of George H. W. Bush, compiled by "Washington Post" White House correspondent David Hoffman. The files consist of notes, notebooks, memos, and news clippings related to Bush's public appearances and his stance on policy issues. Also included are several sound recordings about Michael Dukakis, President Ronald Reagan, and National Security Advisor Robert McFarlane.