In 1992, America began a historic and unique political movement when Ross Perot, a down-to-earth, charismatic billionaire, threw his hat into the ring of presidential contenders. A member of the Reform Party, Perot was the voice for the average American, and he inspired millions of ordinary citizens to actively participate in their government. In The Perot Legacy, political activist and Perot campaigner Pat Benjamin takes you inside PerotÕs campaign and tells the story of an action movement that turned everyday folks into street fighters as they delved into the depths of dirty politics. Benjamin lays out the campaignÕs successful infiltration of Òpolitics as usualÓ and exposes the back-room deals, intimidation, stalkers, and death threats that dogged the campaignÕs every step. But The Perot Legacy provides more than a history of the Perot presidential bid. With sharp political sensibility, Benjamin addresses how to harness the growing frustration and disgust many Americans feel over politics today, and she explains how to learn from past mistakes to effectively put regular, real people back in control of the American government. Benjamin combines personal anecdotes, insider opinions, and sound political discourse to create a true testament to AmericaÕs unique democratic system. ItÕs time to put the power back in the peopleÕs hands!