Accompanied by Congressman Joe Sestak, who represents this area, Bill Clinton has taken the stage to the usual screams of pleasure. Sestak says he's here to introduce "the next spouse of the next president of the United States." A retired admiral, Sestak worked in the White House for President Clinton and is telling the crowd why he supports Hillary Clinton. He says that it comes down to this: She cares, she has vision, she understands the political process.
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