1992 Election Clinton wins 370-168 43% to 37 to 19.

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1992 Election Clinton wins % to 37 to 19

Bill Clinton “Man from HOPE” Georgetown, Rhodes scholar, Yale Law School – ROTC POLITICAL CAREER- back to Arkansas – Ran for Congress 1974 – Won Attorney General 1976 – Governor 1978 – Lost in 1980, won in 1982

Clinton Runs for President 1992 – No BIG names among Democrats – ROTC, women Wins Nomination but way behind Ross Perot Convention Republican Convention- too conservative – Quayle beats Gore – Town Hall Debate – Iran Contra

1992 wins 32 of 50 states

1992 Congress 1992 House of Representatives Democrats lose 9 seats Senate No Change (each side won 2, lost 2) CA, WI goes Democrat GA, NC goes Republican

1994 Senate Republicans pick up 8 seats +1 (AL) Gain Majority 53,-47 (52-48) – Pick up AZ, MA, MI, OH, OK, PN, TN, TN – AL senator Shelby switched parties

1994 House Republcians pick up 54 seats Republican (up from 176) First time since 1954 – Universal health care, gun ban – Contract with America – Ways and Means and Judiciary Chairs lose – NO Republican incumbents lost – 34 Democrat incumbents lost – 67% of Perot voters went Republican

Contract With America Nationalized the race Promised a vote on issues like Term Limits, super-majority for tax increases, Congress live under the law

Newt Gingrich Georgia Congressman – History Professor at West Georgia College – Defeated in 1974, 1976 wins in 1978 – Affluent, well-educated district Partisan – Blames liberal policies for destroying lives of the poor – Believes in a strong military – Capitalism – Technology

NEWT Impolite “battering ram” Takes on the Speaker- twice – O’Neill – Jim Wright, 1987, ousted in 1989 Elected Minority Whip 1989 – Won – Robert Michel (Minority Leader) – Barely won own re-election in 1990 and 1992

Clinton wins 1996 Defeats Dole % of vote

1996 Election House – Republicans lose 8 – Still lead Senate – Republicans gain 2 – Lead now 55-45

1998 Six Year Itch 1934 President loses seats in Mid-Term Scandal YET- Democrats gain 5 seats – – Republicans blame Gingrich and he is out – Hastert becomes Speaker