Bill Hits The Bars

As we left the Obama event, we learned from a handful of Hillary Clinton supporters walking along Plymouth’s Main Street that Bill Clinton would be greeting supporters at a nearby restaurant. We decided to check it out.



Arriving at 7:30 p.m., the former president was greeted by around 75 supporters in the basement of Lucky Dog Tavern. He took the microphone for almost an hour, stressing the importance of converting undecided voters and getting out the vote in Tuesday’s primary.



Clinton conceded that the Obama camp had done a better job of mobilizing young voters in Iowa but argued that his wife had the best plan for their future. He said that blunting Obama’s momentum from Iowa would be difficult, but that supporters could help the campaign by urging their friends to vote for the New York senator.