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Article: Perot, running mate could be shotgun wedding If candidate doesn't select soon, retired executive may be stuck on ticket
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- September 1, 1996
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Hardly anyone knows who James Campbell is. But that soon may
change. Like it or not, Campbell may soon be Ross Perot's official
running mate.
And he's not happy about it.
Campbell, 69, a retired California computer executive and former
Republican, allowed Perot to use his name as a stand-in Reform Party
vice presidential candidate on state ballots across the country.
He doesn't really want to run. And neither do a number of other
people who might be logical candidates.
But unless Perot picks a different running mate soon, all those
ballots will be printed with a "Perot-Campbell" ticket.
"I've already told Ross that I'm not the Jim Stockdale of '96.
He knows that," Campbell said, referring ...