Clinton reaches for the stars

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Presidential candidate Bill Clinton toured nine cities in nine states in 29 hours, ending in Little Rock, Arkansas, where his campaign headquarters was based. He mixed in the crowds as well as giving speeches. Despite fatigue he continued fervently. Sikhs and Indian tribes supported him. New Mexico has not had a Democratic win for 30 years. Clinton posed with babies, played the saxophone and talked to a mule. He met one individual with a special case at each location.

Clinton, Bill, Elections, Presidents, Presidential candidates, Democratic Party (United States), Presidential elections

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Ranger Ross rides high in home state

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Ross Perot is a major civic name in Texas, as having founded Electronic Data Systems (EDS) in 1963 he is an important local employer. He augmented his popularity with philanthropic deeds and gained fame when he rescued EDS employees from a Tehran jail in 1979. He portrays himself as the businessman who can bring some business acumen to America's problems. His formal declaration as an independent presidential candidate is expected in Jul 92.

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After the parties break up

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H Ross Perot has the support of 30% of a sample from across the country, more than any previous third-party contender, but even if he is not elected, a new party politics or realignment may result. The public is disillusioned with politicians and the system has been corrupted by the use of television commercials. More than 1/3 of voters choose a Republican for the presidency and a Democrat for Congress.

Campaign management

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