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Bob Dole, a Republican who was Majority Leader in the Senate, lost races as a presidential and vice-presidential candidate, and championed the Americans With Disabilities Act, died Sunday at the age of 98.
Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole gave a speech in New Orleans.
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Dole died in his sleep, according to his official website.
Dole was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in February.
Senator Bob Dole was a man who dedicated his life to serving our country.
Dole was left for dead in Italy in World War II, but he recovered after years of medical treatment. He joined the Senate in 1968. Dole became Gerald Ford's running mate in 1976, but they lost to Jimmy Carter. He was the Senate's longest-serving leader until he was replaced by McConnell. Dole ran for president in 1980, 1988 and 1996, but lost to Bill Clinton. He retired from the Senate. He was married to Sen. Elizabeth Dole and had a daughter, Robin, with his first wife.
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The New York Times reported that Bob Dole died at 98.
There is a rare sign of unity on social media for Bob Dole.
