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President [[George H.W. Bush]] was now up for reelection.  He handled things very well in regards to foreign relations, but the economy was slumped due to [[inflation]].  Bush had the confidence of the [[Republican]] party, which nominated him for reelection.  [[Democrats]] nominated young Arkansas Governor, [[Bill Clinton]], as their candidate.  During the election a wealthy oil-businessman named [[H. Ross Perrot]] also ran as an independant.  All candidates campaigned firmly and long.  They also appeared in several live televised [[Presidential Debates]].  Finally, when the votes were counted they showed that Clinton had won the election, although he did not receive a plurality of the vote.  

In the 1992 presidential election, President [[George H.W. Bush]] stood for reelection.  He had received strong support for the way he had handled foreign relations during his term in office, but the economy was slumped due to [[inflation]].  Bush had the confidence of the [[Republican]] party, which nominated him for reelection.  The [[Democrats]] nominated young Arkansas Governor, [[Bill Clinton]], as their candidate.  A wealthy oil-businessman named [[H. Ross Perrot]] also ran as an independant.  The candidates conducted a firm and long campaign and appeared in several live televised [[Presidential Debates]].  Clinton won the election, although he did not receive a plurality of the vote.

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