Bill Clinton campaigned for his wife at a private residence in North Wilkesboro, N.C., on Tuesday. He now commands the respectful, restrained welcome offered to a former president.
(jason e. miczek/Associated Press)
Bill Clinton trumpets folksy message in N.C.
Bill Clinton campaigned for his wife at a private residence in North Wilkesboro, N.C., on Tuesday. He now commands the respectful, restrained welcome offered to a former president.
(jason e. miczek/Associated Press)
DUNN, N.C. - Sporting a well-tailored suit and arriving in a chauffeured black car, Bill Clinton is quietly working to win over small-town crowds with a populist message: Don't diss Wal-Mart shoppers. (Full article: 1033 words)
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