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Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign for the presidency took him from relative obscurity to the White House in less than a year and a half. His victory came in spite of early setbacks on the campaign trail, lending new validity to his nickname – “The Comeback Kid.”  While running for re-election in 1996, Clinton faced a new challenge – balancing his presidential duties with campaigning. Examine primary sources to compare the two campaigns and review schedules from 1996 to better understand how a sitting president runs for re-election. Led by Kathleen Pate, Education Specialist at the Clinton Presidential Library & Museum.

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