Baby boomers nominate Clinton while Perot shifts the debate
Washington AP reports Baby Boomers have a presidential candidate in Bill Clinton 45 but face uncertainty if he will win their broad support as Bush 68 could be the last World War II veteran in the White House. Independent Ross Perot 63 adds a fresh outsider angle redefining the generational argument. Clinton emphasizes youth and experience amid Perot and Bush changing the race by broad change themes.
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Poll shows Perot leading three-way race with 36 percent
A nationwide poll finds Ross Perot leading Bush and Clinton with 36 percent support, 32 percent for Bush, and 24 percent for Clinton. Voters cite liking his views on the issues as a reason, amid a 1000-person sample conducted June 24 with a 3.1 percentage point margin of error.
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