How did Clinton adjust her campaign strategy in the 1992 presidential campaign?

First, set up a "Clinton Rapid Response Campaign Team" to fight back first before Bush's campaign advertisement was released.

2. Clinton chose Gore as his running mate from the list of six vice presidents, and hoped that he would "play an important role in the Clinton administration".

Third, raise campaign funds extensively. 1992 July 16 held a large fundraising dinner in new york, with as many as 3,000 invited guests. This meeting alone raised $4 million.

Fourth, widely publicize the economic plan of "change strategy-people-oriented" formulated by Clinton in June. The plan first condemns the Bush administration's "record unemployment, declining school education, millions of people lacking medical care and medicines, and the dangers of streets and communities", and then puts forward new "reform" measures, that is, striving for "good employment opportunities, world-class education, efficient medical care and safe street communities" in order to "create a better future" for the next generation. The plan emphasizes that all the policies he suggested are "brand-new" and he is "confident to implement them one by one".

Taking advantage of the fierce struggle between Bush and Perot, Clinton vigorously publicized his political views and economic reform plan to voters.