Clinton to Campaign in Montco Tuesday

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Bill Clinton is returning to Southeast Pennsylvania.

The 42nd President of the United States is scheduled for a campaign stop in Montgomery County on Tuesday.

The former President is set to visit the Parkhouse Atrium on the campus of the Montgomery Community College in Blue Bell.

The event is scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m. with the doors opening at 2:00 p.m.

Montgomery has the third-largest number of Democrats in the commonwealth, behind Philadelphia and Allegheny Counties.

This will be Clinton’s first trip to SEPA since the Democratic National ConventionVice President Joe Biden will visit Luzerne County on Friday.

9 Responses

  1. Watch out down there in Montgomery County! There will be a rapist on the loose! Proper notification given by the Clinton campaign per the sex offender registry law! I did not have sex with that woman! It was her and 1,000 other women!

  2. There was a time I would have voted for the R candidate. But the Republicans are really letting me down. With Toomey refusing to denounce Trump, I wonder if he really even cares about our Country. And Trump is just a disaster.

    I am sick of all this sex talk too. No one should refer to their own daughter as a “hot piece of ass.” I really think there is something wrong with that man.

    Hillary is in no way responsible for what her husband may have done 20-30 years ago.

    Wish Obama could stay another 4 years. Hope Hillary wins since he can’t.

  3. While he’s there, I hope Bill will explain to these millennial voters the Clintons are so shamelessly wooing, why Democrat Josh Shapiro cut funding to the Community College and raised their tuition.

  4. Well, that’s just 5 miles from Bill Cosby’s house! Will the two rapists have tea together?

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