Question

What factors contributed to Bill Clinton’s election in 1992? Select the two correct answers. (1 point) Responses George H.W. Bush favored taxing the rich and making sweeping reforms to the welfare system. George H.W. Bush favored taxing the rich and making sweeping reforms to the welfare system. Bill Clinton pledged to keep current tax rates the same without any increases. Bill Clinton pledged to keep current tax rates the same without any increases. George H.W. Bush struggled to overcome the stereotype of his adult life in Texas. George H.W. Bush struggled to overcome the stereotype of his adult life in Texas. Bill Clinton favored free trade and deregulation like many members of the Republican Party. Bill Clinton favored free trade and deregulation like many members of the Republican Party. George H.W. Bush failed to remove Saddam Hussein from power during Operation Desert Storm.

Answer 1

The two correct answers that contributed to Bill Clinton's election in 1992 are:

1. Bill Clinton pledged to keep current tax rates the same without any increases.
2. George H.W. Bush struggled to overcome the stereotype of his adult life in Texas.

These factors helped shape the election landscape, contributing to Clinton's appeal as a more moderate and relatable candidate compared to Bush. Clinton's economic messaging resonated with voters concerned about the economy, while Bush's image and handling of certain issues affected his reelection prospects.