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==[[United States presidential election, 1992|1992 election]]==
==[[United States presidential election, 1992|1992 election]]==
[[Image:92-main.jpg|right|thumb|Clinton and Bush|200px]]
[[Image:92-main.jpg|right|thumb|Clinton and Bush|200px]]
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 Perot]] ran independently. 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 Perot 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 Stockdale]].
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 Perot]] ran independently. 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 Perot 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 Stockdale]]. The Clinton/Gore ticket successfully defeated both the Bush/Quayle and Perrot/Stockdale tickets on election day.
==[[United States presidential election, 1996|1996 election]]==
==[[United States presidential election, 1996|1996 election]]==