Bill Clinton's Emerging Strategy in the 1992 Election Was to

question 60

Multiple Choice

Bill Clinton's emerging strategy in the 1992 election was to

• A) attack Bush's character and fitness for office
• B) claim he would be much tougher on the foreign adversaries of the United States
• C) take more centrist positions to win middle-class white votes
• D) move leftward to win huge majorities among women and minorities
• E) stick to his principles no matter what the political cost might be

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