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So Clinton is on his feet again and stumping for Kerry:
Seven weeks after his triple-bypass heart surgery operation, Clinton appeared with Kerry in the beginning of the last full week before the presidential election to help give the Kerry campaign an extra nudge in the final stretch of the campaign...
A stray “Clinton-Gore” sign from what many in the crowd may have termed “the good ol’ days” often made its way through the sea of “Kerry-Edwards” and “Philly for Kerry” signs.
“I noticed that most of the crowd wasn’t really there for Kerry, but were there for Clinton,” Peter Gardner ’08 said.
Clearly aware of his cult of personality, Clinton was repeatedly self-referential in his short introduction to John Kerry. “From time to time I’ve been called the comeback kid. In eight days John Kerry is going to make this country the comeback country,” he said.
Clinton campaigning for Kerry reminds me of when the pretty girl in high school decides to go on one date with the dweeb who keeps bothering her, just to make him leave her alone...
