This website has all the presidential campaign videos from the 1952 to 2008 elections. It is interesting to see how the media tactics (i.e. jolly animated cartoons vs. flagrant mud-slinging) and the ideological emphasis (i.e. war and criminal justice in the 1960s vs. local family values in the 2000 election) have changed throughout the decades.
Personally, I think this one is my favorite: Good ol' Ike
Nixon's 1968 campaign video takes on a slightly different tone...
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