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Bill Clinton campaigns for Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly
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CBS News reports that former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly in Florida on Tuesday night, at an interfaith event. CBS also reports that more than a million people had already voted in Florida’s early voting. The Daily Mail says the appearance was Clinton’s first public campaign event of this cycle and that Clinton, who is 80, addressed his age at the start of his remarks. Breitbart News reports that Clinton said Americans need someone who will work to help them afford basic needs, and that Jolly is running against Republican Representative Byron Donalds to succeed Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly in Florida on Tuesday night.
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The campaign event was an interfaith event.
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More than a million people had already voted in Florida’s early voting when the campaign stop took place, according to CBS News.
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The event was described as Clinton’s first public campaign appearance this election cycle.
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Clinton, now 80, addressed his age at the start of his remarks.
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Jolly is running against Republican Byron Donalds to succeed Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Every side present reports that Bill Clinton campaigned for David Jolly in Florida on Tuesday night. CBS reports the stop plainly, while the Daily Mail highlights Clinton’s age and appearance and Breitbart leads with his Bible quotation.
the left
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CBS headlines report the campaign stop plainly, naming Clinton, Jolly and early-voting turnout, with no evaluation of the event.
Early voting underway in Florida as Clinton campaigns for Jolly
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The Daily Mail frames the event around Clinton’s apparent frailty, while the Far Right outlet Breitbart leads with a Bible quotation and calls him scandal-plagued in its excerpt.
Bill Clinton Loaded modifier“looks frail”It judges Clinton’s health from his appearance, and the supplied text reports no medical or other finding about it.More neutral: Bill Clinton makes rare public appearanceDisagree with this highlight? during very rare public appearance as Democrats pull out big guns in Florida ahead of final election sprint
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Bill Clinton looks frail during very rare public appearance as Democrats pull out big guns in Florida ahead…
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A scandal-plagued Clinton appeared alongside Jolly – a former Republican turned Democrat – at what…
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- Clinton’s campaign stop
- Jolly’s gubernatorial race
- Early-voting turnout
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Early voting underway in Florida as Clinton campaigns for Jolly
More than a million people have already voted in Florida as Former President Bill Clinton makes a campaign stop in the state to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly. CBS News' Cristian Benavides has more.
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2 outletsLeads with
- Clinton’s apparent frailty
- His age at the event
- Scandal and a Bible-based appeal
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- Florida early-voting figures
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Bill Clinton Quotes Bible in Effort to Flip Florida Blue: This Is 'One of the Bible's Most Important Promises'
Former President Bill Clinton has jumped into the midterm fray, stumping for Democrat David Jolly in his race against Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds in the bid to replace outgoing Gov. Ron DeSantis (R).
- Daily MailRight
Bill Clinton Loaded modifier“looks frail”It judges Clinton’s health from his appearance, and the supplied text reports no medical or other finding about it.More neutral: Bill Clinton makes rare public appearanceDisagree with this highlight? during very rare public appearance as Democrats pull out big guns in Florida ahead of final election sprint
The former president stumped in Florida Tuesday night on behalf of Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly.
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CBS News, Oct 20, 6:35 PM EDT
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