For 10 points, name this election in which George H. W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton.
One candidate in this election hired Hamilton Jordan and Ed Rollins to manage his campaign, only to alienate them by demanding that his volunteers sign loyalty oaths. A candidate who failed to capture the Democratic nomination in this election issued a fiscal plan named A Call to Economic Arms, and responded to questions about its lack of tax cuts by saying "I'm not Santa Claus." The keynote speech at this election's Republican National Convention claimed that the United States is in the midst of a "religious war" for "the soul of America," which became known as the "culture war" speech. A third-party candidate in this election claimed that a proposed treaty would lead to a "giant sucking sound" of American jobs. Paul Tsongas and Jerry Brown lost the Democratic nomination to a candidate who campaigned on the slogan "it's the economy, stupid." The losing candidate in this election was widely seen as reneging on his promise "read my lips: no new taxes," and lost votes to Ross Perot. For 10 points, name this election in which George H. W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton.
One candidate in this election hired Hamilton Jordan and Ed Rollins to manage his campaign, only to alienate them by demanding that his volunteers sign loyalty oaths.
Election of 1992