MSNBC: Bill Clinton expected to go door-to-door

[TeamJordan23]

and try to win back African American votes in SC, starting tomorrow.

I guess he is not serious about following up with his alleged "voter supression"

[Evergreen Emerald]

1. good. He has to take it to the streets as the media is covering

Obama and the truth is in the handshake.

[fooj]

2. Wow. Isn't this type of thing unprecedented coming from a past President?

[MonkeyFunk]

3. Yes

but the spouse of a past President running for the White House is also unprecedented.

Of course he's going to campaign for his wife, just as Michelle Obama and Elizabeth Edwards campaign for their husbands.

[gateley]

4. Did Bush Sr. campaign for Jr.? I don't remember. Thanks. nt

[kickitup]

8. It could backfire.

I am an Obama supporter, but I will vote for Hillary if she is the nominee. Having said that up front, I am concerned that having Bill Clinton out too much could hurt Hillary in the long run. Will having Bill in the limelight so much cause others to doubt her ability to run on her own merit?

[MonkeyFunk]

10. Will having Michelle Obama

campaign for her husband hurt him? Will having Elizabeth Edwards campaign for her husband hurt him?

The answer is no.

[rodeodance]

7. Love it--braking the mold of what is 'susposed' to be--Out of the box Bill.

[MadBadger]

12. Yea, normally they dont take sides like this

Which I understand...to an extent.

[HeraldSquare212]

5. I honestly don't think he's going to make it to Feb 5th at this pace. nt

[rodeodance]

6. oh, that Bill--he is grand talker. good for him

[MS Liberal]

9. According to another DU post, Bill Clinton is a regular citizen not just a former President.

President Clinton is not giving any votes away.

Vote Hillary.

[annie1]

11. right, he should skip campaigning for his wife, right.