Description:

This collectible phone card commemorates the 1996 Republican National Convention held in San Diego, California. The design prominently features the San Diego skyline with several recognizable landmarks, including Spanish forts and sailboats on the water. A flamingo and an elephant are part of the imagery, symbolizing the Republican Party and the event’s political context. The card also includes the text "$20" indicating its value and "Republican National Convention" along with "GOP," "Republicans," and "Political Campaigns," reflecting its political theme and connection to conservative electoral events.

The card showcases corporate sponsorship by Pacific Bell, a telecommunications company, and WorldCom is noted on the card as an associated entity. The visual composition ties together elements of the city’s harbor area with political symbolism, capturing the spirit of the 1996 GOP convention. The presence of keywords such as "political parties," "elections," and "conservatives" aligns with the card’s role in marking this significant political gathering.

Overall, the card serves as a collectible item linking telecommunications branding with national political history. It highlights the Republican Party’s 1996 convention location and provides a snapshot of San Diego’s coastal and urban environment within a political context.

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