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==[[United States presidential election, 1988|1988 election]]==

==[[United States presidential election, 1988|1988 election]]==

In 1988 there were two debates between Republican candidate, [[George H.W. Bush]], and Democratic candidate, [[Michael Dukakis]].  The first debate took place on September 25 in Walke Forest University in Winston Salem, North Carolina.  In it Bush didn't do as well as Dukakis, looking uncertain and making several mistakes.  By the second debate however Bush looked more confident, certain, and personal.  Dukakis however showed as much emotion (as the ''Newsweek'' magazine said) "as a schoolboy eating brocoli." <ref>  [[Encyclopedia of Presidents, George Bush]], by Zachary Kent, Children's Press, 1993.  </ref>  There was also one Vice Presidential debate between [[Dan Quayle]] and [[Lloyd Bentsen]].       

In 1988 there were two debates between Republican candidate, [[George H.W. Bush]], and Democratic candidate, [[Michael Dukakis]].  The first debate took place on September 25 in Walke Forest University in Winston Salem, North Carolina.  In it Bush didn't do as well as Dukakis, looking uncertain and making several mistakes.  By the second debate however Bush looked more confident, certain, and personal.  Dukakis however showed as much emotion "as a schoolboy eating brocoli" (as [[Newsweek]] magazine wrote).  <ref>  [[Encyclopedia of Presidents, George Bush]], by Zachary Kent, Children's Press, 1993.  </ref>  There was also one Vice Presidential debate between [[Dan Quayle]] and [[Lloyd Bentsen]].       

==[[United States presidential election, 1992|1992 election]]==

==[[United States presidential election, 1992|1992 election]]==

By 1992 three candidates were running.  The Republican's candidate was President [[George H.W. Bush]], the Democrat's [[Bill Clinton]], and businessman [[H. Ross Perrot]] ran independantly.  The first debate between the three candidates took place in St.Louis, Missouri.  Clinton called for economic reform and change, Bush for traditional "family values", while Perrot claimed he had the solution to the economic problems.  The second debate took place in Richmond, Virginia.  The third and final debate happened in East Lansing, Michigan.  Bush started a new more successful line of attack against Clinton during this debate.  A famous quote that Bush said was, "Watch out, Middle America, Clinton is going to stick it right in your wallet."  There was only one Vice-Presidential debate between Dan Quayle, [[Al Gore]] and [[James Stockade]].   

By 1992 three candidates were running.  The Republican's candidate was President [[George H.W. Bush]], the Democrat's [[Bill Clinton]], and businessman [[H. Ross Perrot]] ran independantly.  The first debate between the three candidates took place in [[St.Louis]], [[Missouri]].  Clinton called for economic reform and change, Bush for traditional "family values", while Perrot claimed he had the solution to the economic problems.  The second debate took place in [[Richmond]], [[Virginia]].  The third and final debate happened in East Lansing, [[Michigan]].  Bush started a new more successful line of attack against Clinton during this debate.  A famous quote that Bush said was, "Watch out, Middle America, Clinton is going to stick it right in your wallet."  There was only one Vice-Presidential debate between Dan Quayle, [[Al Gore]] and [[James Stockade]].   

      

      

==[[United States presidential election, 1996|1996 election]]==

==[[United States presidential election, 1996|1996 election]]==

The 1996 election had Senator Bob Dole running against President Bill Clinton.  Independant candidate, H.Ross Perot, also chose to run again.  Two debates took place for the Presidential candidates, Clinton and Dole, and one for the Vice-Presidential candidates, [[Al Gore]] and [[Jack Kemp]].     

The 1996 election had Senator [[Bob Dole]] running against President [[Bill Clinton]].  Independent candidate, H.Ross Perot, also chose to run again.  Two debates took place for the Presidential candidates, Clinton and Dole, and one for the Vice-Presidential candidates, [[Al Gore]] and [[Jack Kemp]].     

    

    

==List of Debates==

==List of Debates==