KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA -- “Look at this crowd – it’s not only big, it is highly diverse," former President Bill Clinton told a crowd of 35,000 outside Orlando last night. "You even have a few white haired guys like me –...

Bill Clinton embraced Barack Obama as a fresh leader for a new generation of Americans and implored voters to rally behind him.

Source: [b]NYT/AP[/b] KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) -- Portraying harmony like never before, Bill Clinton hailed Barack Obama on Wednesday, a power pairing designed to inspire Democrats already smelling victory. ''Barack Obama represents America's future, and you've got to be there for him next ...

KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Hoping to break the GOP’s eight-year hold on the White House, Bill Clinton made his first campaign appearance by Barack Obama’s side Wednesday night in a state that once again could decide who wins the presidency. The former president, said by friends to ...

Ari Berman Bill Clinton and Barack Obama join forces on the campaign trail for the first time. They could not have picked a better moment.

Bill Clinton and Barack Obama just wrapped up their Kissimmee love fest where the two spent much of the event praising one another. Though, 42 did have one really awkward moment. Noting the diverse crowd – both in terms of age and race – Clinton said: You've even got a few ...

BY TAYLOR MARSH Bill Clinton has never been better. The wattage on the stage tonight went to tilt.

The dynamic duo of the 1990s issue a video urging voters to get to the polls.

Former President Bill Clinton and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) have cut a video asking supporters to volunteer and vote for Barack Obama. "We worked awfully hard in this election because you've got a lot at stake," Bill Clinton says, while Hillary Clinton asked supporters to "get ...

Watching MSNBC coverage of Obama's rally in Raleigh, NC, I'm struck by this line from his stump speech: When Bill Clinton was president your average wages and incomes went up $7,50. Under George Bush it went dow $2,000. So if I've get economic theories that are similar to Bill Clinton's, and ...

by Mark Silva In the final days of a campaign which they had long hoped to wage for Hillary Clinton, the former president and the senator from New York will fan out across the country in the coming days to help make Barack Obama's closing argument for the presidency. Hillary ...

Barack Obama will campaign with the last two Democrats to win the White House on Tuesday, according to The New Republic. President Bill Clinton and actor Jimmy Smits, whose "West Wing" character Matt Santos captured the presidency in the final year of the NBC drama, will appear with Obama in ...

From the C&L inbox, Rick writes: I loved your recap of the McCain interview with Brokaw . Just wanted to point out that not only did Reagan raise taxes during a recession, but Bill Clinton raised taxes in 1993 a year after his election. We were mired in the worst recession since the ...

Barack Obama just wrapped up his big closing argument speech in Canton, Ohio, and his remarks drive home one of the under-appreciated aspects of this amazing campaign: The similarities between Obama and Bill Clinton, and between their respective readings of the electorates each man sought to ...

The headliner for a fundraiser for I attended last night for Jim Martin, the Democratic challenger of one term incumbent US Senator Saxbly Chambliss of Georgia, was former president Bill Clinton. My love affair with Bill ended earlier this year...

Bill Clinton and Barack Obama will campaign together for the first time next week. Does that mean (i) Bill and Hillary Clinton have decided that Barack Obama is in trouble and might not win, (ii) Bill and Hillary have decided that Barack Obama is definitely going to win, or (iii) neither, it is ...

Source: [b]The Wall Street Journal[/b] Former President Bill Clinton will join Barack Obama on the campaign trail on Wednesday, marking the first time the two have campaigned jointly since the prolonged Democratic primary. A Clinton aide said the former president plans to speak at an ...

Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Barack Obama will appear together "within the week," a source close to one of the men said. Clinton sharply questioned Obama's credentials, on his wife's behalf, during the primary, and moved slowly toward a full-throated endorsement this summer. The ...

Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Barack Obama will appear together "within the week," a source close to one of the men said. Clinton sharply questioned Obama's credentials, on his wife's behalf, during the primary, and moved slowly toward a full-throated endorsement this summer. The ...

The former Democratic president does his first stint with the 2008 Democratic presidential nominee in Orlando.