Shifting Sands: American Politics in the 1990s

This chapter explores the pivotal transformations in American politics during the 1990s, marked by evolving electoral dynamics and the emergence of third-party candidates like Ross Perot. It examines the implications of these changes on contemporary politics, including the impact of globalization, economic nationalism, and significant elections leading to recent political movements. The discussion highlights key events, such as Obama's 2008 victory, against the backdrop of economic factors that continue to shape voter sentiment and party strategies.