Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign

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gptkbp:instanceOf political campaign
gptkbp:addresses gptkb:Social_Security
Foreign policy
Welfare reform
Gun control
gptkbp:advertising Television ads
gptkbp:campaigns gptkb:David_Wilhelm
Change
gptkbp:community_engagement Engaged with LGBTQ+ community
Engaged with environmentalists
Engaged with labor unions
Engaged with minority communities
Engaged with women voters
gptkbp:community_involvement Strong grassroots organization
gptkbp:competitors gptkb:George_H._W._Bush
gptkb:Ross_Perot
gptkbp:controversy Participated in presidential debates
gptkbp:criticism Criticized for character issues
gptkbp:electionYear gptkb:Bill_Clinton
1992
Increased voter turnout
Transition to presidency
Led in polls before the election
gptkbp:enrollment Diverse voter base
gptkbp:funding Record-breaking fundraising
gptkbp:historical_analysis Analyzed for its innovative strategies
Examined for its media approach
Studied for its impact on modern politics
Considered_a_turning_point_in_U.S._politics
gptkbp:historical_significance First Democratic president since Jimmy Carter
gptkbp:historicalContext Post-Cold War era
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign
gptkbp:impact Set the stage for the 1996 campaign
gptkbp:is_a_key_component_of gptkb:Maggie_Williams
gptkb:George_Stephanopoulos
gptkb:James_Carville
gptkb:Paul_Begala
gptkb:Betsey_Wright
gptkbp:keyPeople Crime
Education
Health care reform
Economic recession
gptkbp:legacy Influenced_future_Democratic_campaigns
gptkbp:media_coverage Utilized television effectively
gptkbp:motto It's the economy, stupid!
gptkbp:party gptkb:Democratic_Party
gptkbp:public_perception Favorable ratings
gptkbp:result Won the election
gptkbp:runsThrough gptkb:Al_Gore
gptkbp:sponsor Rallies across the country
Received endorsements from various groups
gptkbp:tactics Focus on swing states
gptkbp:traditions gptkb:Democratic_National_Convention_1992
gptkbp:youth_development Appealed to young voters