[Answer] 6. 1990: President George H.W. Bush broke a promise he had famously made two years earlier with the famous phrase "Read my lips." What campaign pledge was he vilified for breaking?

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...1. To not create new taxes 2. To not extend a presidential pardon to Oliver North 3. To not invade Kuwait 4. To nominate a woman to the Supreme Court Bush delivered the famous "Read my lips: no new taxes" promise at the 1988 Republican Convention during what became known as the "points of light" speech. The delivery of the phrase was so impactful it became a central point of his campaign and may have contributed to his victory in the presidential race. While technically there were no NEW taxes, Bush did sign legislation raising existing taxes. Bill Clinton capitalized on this controversy during the 1992 Presidential campaign which led, in part, to Bush's defeat.

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To not create new taxes:

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