Former President Bill Clinton has stepped in Los Angeles and participated in the campaign on behalf of Hillary Clinton, for her bid as the Democratic presidential nomination. The public event happened at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College.
According to Clinton’s campaign, the plan was to discuss “why Hillary Clinton is the best candidate to raise wages and incomes, defend workers’ rights and fight to break down economic, social and racial barriers for families as president.”
The crowd included union members and supporters, said CBS2’s Greg Mills. The labor has organized the event in which the former president spoke for about 40 minutes. He got a tremendous applause. He effectively won over a group that he didn't generally need to win over. They were hand-picked supporters.
Bill Clinton said that “California has been uncommonly good to my family.” A student of UCLA, Rachel Graup, said, “I’ve always liked Hillary.” But one supporter felt in the campaign that Bill Clinton ignored the economic needs of black Americans.
Charles Brister said, “Here we are, the number one group that has been supporting Democrats for years. Right? and not to address economics at all? That’s a problem.”
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