True, he didn't keep many of his campaign promises, But the truth is that Bill Clinton governed to the right which is what his platform was. He basically followed the KISS saying which is "Keep It Simple Stupid." Yes they did have a "tax increase." And Bill did let Hillary introduce her healthcare system, to the point that the press dubbed her "co-President," but Congress put Hillary in her place.as she is the First Lady, not the President. Bill Clinton pretty much did for Ronald Reagan what President Trump wanted Joe Biden to do and that is be a caretaker for the country.
As for the 1992 election, Bush 41 was in deep trouble that year as he got the country into a recession, did not finish the job in Iraq, and broke one of his main campaign promises which was "Read my Lips, NO NEW TAXES." I think the 1992 GOP would have been better served by forcing Bush 41 to not go for that 2nd term and have Pat Buchanan be the standard for the party. Translation, Americans wanted an outsider and both Ross Perot and Bill Clinton offered that option.
The truth is that Democrats can honestly win elections. All they have to do is provide a winning platform. Right now their platform is "Get Trump," and give undocumented people everything they want. Bill Clinton won in the 1990s because he governed like a Republican.
Foreign interference can only go so far. So of course they are going to say that the establishment/Deep State participated. That part is a no-brainer given the hanky-panky that took place all across the nation on November 3rd 2020.
That is provided you act quickly. Lindsay's death is specious in the terms that it is a North Carolina woman that called 911 and then first responders needed to break in as the door was locked.
BTW, the FBI is investigating.
Don't forget about Warren Harding. The American people were sick and tired of the status quo which was producing a recession so they elected him President in 1920. He delivered with America returning to prosperity within the first five months of the Harding Administration. He was killed by food poisoning during a trip to San Francisco in August of 1923. His successor Calvin Coolidge kept the prosperity going.
I think Coolidge's successor, Herbert Hoover, would have kept it going into the 1930s, but the depression, which started on his watch, was the fault of Bankers and the Federal Reserve. That is generally true as the majority of downturns happened near the end of Republican Administrations. (Note: that I think the Great Depression was meant to start in October of 1928, but that was too late for that election. Then we had recessions in 1958, 1973-6, the October 1987 market crash, recession in 1990-92, 2007-08, and 2019.