Former President Bill Clinton made a campaign stop in metro Atlanta for his wife Hillary.
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Clinton also addressed the sixth Democratic debate that took place last night between Clinton and her competitor for the Democratic nomination, Vermont Sen.
Clinton continued that his wife, Democratic primary front-runner Hillary Clinton, is “always making something good happen”.
“A lot of people say, ‘Oh, well, you don’t understand, it’s different now”.
“I think she’s the best choice we have right now”, Chooch Pickard said. Hillary Clinton held a rally in Memphis at LeMoyne-Owen College in November 2015. Tennessee is one of a dozen states holding their primaries or caucuses on Super Tuesday, March 1.
Name SearchWatch Service’ Brent Leatherwood said the Memphis stop amounted to the Clinton campaign “trying to out flank a Socialist”, a reference to Sanders.
Clinton wrapped up his speech on the topic of gun violence, and says under Hillary, more would be done to protect Americans from senseless killings on our countries soil.
Ohio’s primary isn’t until March 15, but early voting begins February 17.
SnowAnna Brown, a 22-year-old junior at FMU, who has evaluated all the candidates, said the issue of student debt sealed her vote for Hillary, especially over Sanders. “She’s running to give every young person, every middle-aged person who lost a job and face with a dead-end and every child with that regard income, race or region chance to claim the American dream”.
The 42nd President said the next president must ensure that all lives matter.
Memphis, the state’s largest city, is in Shelby County, which Democrat Barack Obama carried in the past two presidential elections.
At this week’s Democratic debate in Milwaukee, Clinton and rival Bernie Sanders sparred on who has been the more adamant supporter of Mr. Obama and his White House tenure.
The former president encouraged the audience to vote for Clinton because she’ll make a difference, WVXU-FM in Cincinnati reported.
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Bill Clinton attended a private fundraising event at the Contemporary Arts Center in Downtown at about noon on Friday.
