Post by Logan on Mar 12, 2016 23:31:03 GMT -6
Hundreds turn out to see Bill Clinton stump for Hillary in Akron
Campaigning in Ohio for his wife, Bill Clinton addressed nearly 400 people Saturday at the United Steelworkers Local 2 building on Kelly Avenue in Akron.
They waited in a line that wrapped around the building to see the former president and hear what he had to say. The audience was made up of middle-class Democrats, young and old, with an average age of 35.
“This is a winner-takes-all race. I’m proud of Hillary and what she stands for, this is a civilized get-out-the-vote event,” said David Westrich, 48, of Canton. “Violence has no place in politics.”
Fred Johnson, 17, of Shaker Heights, said the hour drive was worth it.
“I want to hear Bill Clinton, because anybody who can beat Trump is who I want to support, and I think Hillary Clinton can do it.”
Read more: www.ohio.com/news/local/hundreds-turn-out-to-see-bill-clinton-stump-for-hillary-in-akron-1.668624?cache=18961415304345%252fn
Campaigning in Ohio for his wife, Bill Clinton addressed nearly 400 people Saturday at the United Steelworkers Local 2 building on Kelly Avenue in Akron.
They waited in a line that wrapped around the building to see the former president and hear what he had to say. The audience was made up of middle-class Democrats, young and old, with an average age of 35.
“This is a winner-takes-all race. I’m proud of Hillary and what she stands for, this is a civilized get-out-the-vote event,” said David Westrich, 48, of Canton. “Violence has no place in politics.”
Fred Johnson, 17, of Shaker Heights, said the hour drive was worth it.
“I want to hear Bill Clinton, because anybody who can beat Trump is who I want to support, and I think Hillary Clinton can do it.”
Read more: www.ohio.com/news/local/hundreds-turn-out-to-see-bill-clinton-stump-for-hillary-in-akron-1.668624?cache=18961415304345%252fn