Watch the new False Flag Weekly News on Rumble or watch alongside the links to stories we’re discussing By Kevin Barrett, Veterans Today Editor Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign defeated incumbent president George HW Bush with the help of Ross Perot and an unrelenting focus on the be-all end-all of presidential campaigns: “It’s the economy, stupid.” Clinton’s slogan pithily summarized the accumulated wisdom of more than two centuries of presidential politics: Voters identify the incumbent president and incumbent party with their perception of the current state of the economy. If times are good, the president and/or his party will likely be re-relected. If not, it’s time to “throw the bums out.”
It's the War Mobilization, Stupid!
It's the War Mobilization, Stupid!
It's the War Mobilization, Stupid!
Watch the new False Flag Weekly News on Rumble or watch alongside the links to stories we’re discussing By Kevin Barrett, Veterans Today Editor Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign defeated incumbent president George HW Bush with the help of Ross Perot and an unrelenting focus on the be-all end-all of presidential campaigns: “It’s the economy, stupid.” Clinton’s slogan pithily summarized the accumulated wisdom of more than two centuries of presidential politics: Voters identify the incumbent president and incumbent party with their perception of the current state of the economy. If times are good, the president and/or his party will likely be re-relected. If not, it’s time to “throw the bums out.”