1996 Presidential Election Pros And Cons

The 1996 U.S Presidential Election

The U.S. Presidential Election of 1996 was the fifty-third quadrennial election. It was held on Tuesday, November 5, 1996. The Democratic nominee was Bill Clinton, and his running mate was Al Gore. The Republican nominee was Bob Dale, who was the former Republican Leader of The U.S. Senate. In 1995, the Republicans were making much progress in the midterm elections. Republicans took over much of the seats in the house for the first time in a long period of 40 years. It was clear from the beginning the Bill Clinton would win because he was charismatic, trustworthy, and was what the people wanted.

During the campaign, “The National Law Party” was formed, which was a party founded on the principles of the application

Clinton made steps in the right direction. Some examples would include helping communities defend themselves through community policing. There were “The 10 Big Ideas” to transform America and building the bridge. This progressive policy institute elaborates a new way life works, and dramatically transforming the way the government functions and works to advance the public purposes. People called the Clinton presidency, “eight years of peace, progress, and prosperity.” The main reason why President Clinton was elected in the first place was because people believed he would turn the economy around. The reason why he was re-elected was because, with him in the picture, the economy was seen as healthy. The Clinton campaign was basically flawless. In 1990 to 1991, there was a huge unemployment rate because the United States entered recession, a major slowdown in the economy that lasted a long eight months. The people and the government wanted to get rid of the current president at the time, George H.W. Bush because he did not know how to control the economy. People needed someone to come and change the way things were so they could get

The Republicans targeted by labor won about 75% of the races. Even though it was a failure, they considered it a victory. At first, Clinton made the steps in the right direction. Some examples would be like helping communities defend themselves through community policing and therefore more police on the streets. Expanded trade and reinventing government, including sharp reductions in the federal workforce. When Clinton won, he became the first democrat to win two consecutive presidential elections of either party and to win at least one county in every state. He showed his people that hope can be restored if the right person is in