The Election of 1992

Bill Clinton stood politics on its ear in 1992!

1992  presented one of the most unusual, exciting, and important elections in modern American history.  After 12 consecutive years of Republican presidents, the upstart from Arkansas came out of nowhere to unseat a patrician president.  Add to the next the involvement of a dynamic, controversial, and unbelievably wealthy third-party candidate, Ross Perot, and you have the makings of an endlessly fascinating election.

This fast-moving multimedia presentation will feature the inside stories, little-known anecdotes, and electrifying events of the election of 1992.  from the moment Bill Clinton played saxophone on the Arsenio Hall show to the moment George HW Bush checked his watch, seemingly bored during the debate, this campaign provided endless fascination.  Its nearest comparison would be the three-way election of 1912 that saw Woodrow Wilson split the votes of Republican voters and capture the presidency for the Democrats after having been out of office for many years.  We will also see how the 1992 election led to the rise of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama and changed politics forever.