10-6-92 Ross Perot Infomercial on the Economy

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1. I wasn't alive in 1992 did he do this on every network to get his message out?
2. This is fascinating stuff. How did this man not get elected?
   Totally love how he bought time on TV to try to explain these things to the average American. All on his own dime. We missed out.
3. 14:38 PROPHETIC
4. He should have been president, but we were too dumb
5. Thanks President Perot! 4 Trillion now it is 20 Trillion! Democrats and fake Republicans are the enemy!
6. Noo take me back to 92! Please I wanna go back! I was upset when the infomercial ended.
7. That thing about gas is crazy, I didn't realize that.
8. A great man indeed! Glad I voted for him!
9. This was the year that the Clinton's came into power!
   Has anything changed?
   No the numbers just got a lot bigger!
   Elect another Clinton it will be game over!
   Trump 2016!
10. Trump has the right idea.
11. No wonder I'm dysfunctional. I grew up during this time.
12. Ross knew his stuff... He also got 19 percent of America to vote for him.
13. This guy was who Trump is pretending to be, an outsider taking on the status quo. Accept no imitations my friends.
14. this guy was/is a fucking SAGE!
15. people should watch this every 4 years
16. Perot was/is right Nafta & voodoo economics killed the middle class.
17. I wish Ross Perot came back and won the 2000 election .Instead of having Georges Bush screwed everything up for 8 years.
18. $4 Trillion dollar debt! LOL Chump change now next to $20 Trillion dollar debt! Make sure to vote for Hillary so she can be the final nail in America's coffin.
19. Thanks Clinton, for the deindustrialization of our country. We're at the end of the rainbow, of the " benefits of a global economy," and they pay you quite well for all your speaking engagements, and your wife is on the cusp of being President. You couldn't make this shit up. Thanks for nothing, and you look like crap. Not that's any consolation.
20. The AVERAGE wage 50 YEARS AGO is more than the FEDERAL MINIMUM WAGE TODAY.