Florida, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump
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President Donald Trump rallied with Republican supporters in Florida on Friday while former President Bill Clinton spoke to Democrats just two states over in Mississippi, both of
President Trump on Saturday slammed former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton for taking shots at him on the campaign trail.
During US midterm elections trails, the two former presidents shared their thoughts on Trump's White House.
Former President Bill Clinton joined Democrat Senate candidate Scott Colom in Tupelo as he challenges the Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith. “When you leave here today, if you really want him to win,
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Bill Clinton to join Scott Colom campaign stop in Tupelo
TUPELO, Miss. (WJTV) – Former President Bill Clinton will travel to Mississippi to appear at an event with Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom and other Democrats. Clinton will make a stop in Tupelo on October 30,
“Because he’s an old man and he’s not particularly a hard man,” former President Bill Clinton’s top strategist said on Ingraham’s “The Ingraham Angle” program about why he still believes in his prediction. “And when he sees what’s going to happen in this election.”
With Election Day less than two weeks away, Democrat David Jolly’s campaign for Florida governor got a major boost Tuesday in the form of former President Bill Clinton.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds has the backing of President Trump. But Democrat David Jolly got endorsed by Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Trump Is Closing From Behind
M odern political history offers few examples of closing arguments that appear more out of touch, self-defeating, or downright bizarre than what Donald Trump has offered his fellow Republicans ahead of next week’s midterm elections.
Social media staffers who work for President Trump shared an image of a sombrero carved into a pumpkin, captioning the photo by referring to 'spooky season.'
As early voting surges across the country, President Donald Trump is reshuffling his weekend schedule to rally Republicans in two states with critical Senate races, underscoring his party’s push to drive turnout before Election Day.
