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...HISTORY OF THE ADVENTURES OF MR. ROSS PEROT AND HIS CURIOUS QUEST TO BE BOSS...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: HIS WAY OR NO WAY | 8/12/1996 | See Source »

...observation widely acknowledged that a billionaire knows the price of everything but not always its value. The judicious reader will doubtless recall from Volume I Mr. Ross Perot's 1992 pursuit of the nation's highest office, when he precipitately and mystifyingly withdrew, before once again re-entering in October and garnering 19% of the vote. Volume II begins as our protagonist, after spending months of coy obfuscation and many millions creating his perhaps inaptly named Reform Party, declares his intentions forthrightly to his amiable megaphone, Mr. Larry King, but not before luring one hapless Coloradan by the name...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: HIS WAY OR NO WAY | 8/12/1996 | See Source »

...Ross Perot's political maneuverings have enough ups and downs for a comic 18th century novel, but his quest for office this time around seems as serious and cold-blooded as a corporate takeover. Pundits and others have wondered whether Perot learned any lessons from 1992. He did, but not the lessons his would-be handlers might like to hear. Perot's private campaign slogan this time could...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: HIS WAY OR NO WAY | 8/12/1996 | See Source »

...also realize that a lot of people wouldn't want Ross Perot along for the expensive dinner, even if that meant they'd have to pay for their own grub. For one thing, he would almost certainly insist on ordering for you. "No, you don't want the striped bass," he'd say. "The fish they serve in this place haven't been in the water since the Great Flood. Waiter, bring him the rib roast. Well done. Just burn her up. And don't go sprinkling on any of those Gucci spices of yours. He wants an honest piece...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: DUTCH TREAT, NATURALLY | 7/29/1996 | See Source »

DALLAS: Maybe the Reform Party already needs a little reform itself. Monday, the two names certified as the official contenders for the Party's presidential nomination, were Party founder Ross Perot and former Colorado Governor Richard Lamm. Party members named the two after surveys mailed to them were returned. The actual vote tallies for the candidates have not been released, but Lamm officials have complained that many supporters in Denver -->