In 1992, Democratic candidate Bill Clinton won the presidential election, partly because his campaign team wrongly accused then-President George Herbert Walker Bush (George H.W. Bush, 1924-2018) of having "the worst economy since the Great Depression." At least that's what Clinton's running mate, Al Gore, said.
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In 1992, Democratic candidate Bill Clinton won the presidential election, partly because his campaign team wrongly accused then-President George Herbert Walker Bush (George H.W. Bush, 1924-2018) of having "the worst economy since the Great Depression." At least that's what Clinton's running mate, Al Gore, said.