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Liberal Party TV Advertisements – 2004 Federal Election

Oct 07, 2004

This is a selection of television advertisements run by the Liberal Party during the 2001 election.

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Filed Under: 2004 Federal Election, Election Advertisements, Elections, Howard, Liberal Party, Video Tagged With: John Howard, Liverpool Council, Mark Latham, Peter Costello

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