Perot was a third-party candidate in the presidential election of 1992.
His accusations about governmental overspending and his plan to reduce the national debt made him popular with the public and created awareness about the dangerous fiscal administration, forcing the other candidates to discuss the federal deficit in their campaigns.
Ross Perot was given credit for forcing the
two major party candidates in 1992, President George H. W. Bush and Governor Bill
Clinton, to address the federal deficit, the amount by which annual government
spending exceeds incoming revenue.
In the year 1992, Ross Perot publicized his
plan to track presidential race and promoted a budget that is balanced, representation
of automated direct equality and to end job outsourcing.
