The flawed path to the presidency, 1992 unfairness and inequality in the presidential selection process - Loevy, Robert D. (State University of New York Press, 1995)
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 305-309) and index
George Bush: from great triumph to big trouble -- Bill Clinton: emerging from the Democratic field -- Iowa -- New Hampshire -- Maine -- South Dakota -- Colorado -- Maryland -- Georgia -- An evaluation of 'Junior Tuesday" -- Super Tuesday -- Midwest Tuesday -- Connecticut and Vermont -- New York -- Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Kansas -- The rise of Ross Perot -- The irrelevant primaries I: Oregon -- The irrelevant primaries II: California -- Toward a model calendar of state presidential primaries and caucuses -- Perot surges--and sags -- The evolving national conventions -- Bill Clinton's convention -- Why Perot pulled out -- The Republican convention -- Toward a preprimary national mini-convention -- The Clinton Buscapade -- The Bush campaign: searching for a message -- The distorting effects of the electoral college -- The Clinton and Bush electoral college "short lists" -- A tale of two rallies -- The return of Ross Perot -- Bush's last change: the 1992 presidential debates -- The end of the path -- Toward an amendment for the popular election of the president -- Reforming the flawed path