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elections.foxnews.com - 10/30/2008

Bill Clinton: Obama Got Lots of Help on Economic Crisis Response

— elections.foxnews.com — Bill Clinton says at a rally that Barack Obama called a round of advisers during the height... of the economic crisis and said, "tell me what ... to do." (more) Bill Clinton: Obama Got Lots of Help on Economic Crisis ...

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youtube.com - 10/30/2008

Bill Clinton Joins Barack Obama in Florida - Part 1 (video)

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thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com - 10/30/2008

Bill Clinton and Barack, Together at Last

— thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com — Bill Clinton embraced Barack Obama as a fresh leader for a new generation of Americans and implored... voters to rally behind him. (more) Bill Clinton and Barack, Together at Last

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On the Ground in Florida
Politics Daily — ... Obama will do a late-night rally in Kissimmee on Tuesday, a small city near Orlando, with none other than Bill Clinton. Sarah Palin hit ...

FLORIDA, FLORIDA, FLORIDA
The Page by Mark Halperin — ... The Sunshine State is where it is at on Wednesday. --OBAMA and BILL CLINTON will hold a late-night joint campaign event in Kissimmee. --MCCAIN is set ...

The Early Word: Focus on Florida
The Caucus — Both presidential candidates barnstorm Florida today where many polls show Senators John McCain and Barack Obama running neck and neck. With its 27 electoral votes, Mr. Obama is looking to put the state, which President Bush won in 2004, back in the Democratic column. He appears in Sunrise and Kissimmee, while his rival, Mr. McCain, holds rallies in Miami and Tampa. Notably, Mr. Obama will be joined for the first time on the campaign trail by former President Bill Clinton who plans to appear with him in Kissimmee. The Miami Herald reports on ...