Bill and Hill seem to think rules are for “the little people,” so why should Primary Day be any different?
Via Boston Globe:
Bill Clinton’s presence inside a polling location in Boston on Super Tuesday has raised concerns about whether the former president violated state rules on Election Day campaigning.
While stumping for his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton entered a polling station at the Holy Name Parish School’s gymnasium in West Roxbury early Tuesday. It was there that he spoke with workers, bought a cup of coffee, and apparently took a photo with one woman, according to press pool reports.
A video clip showing Bill Clinton shaking hands with election clerks at Holy Name, alongside Mayor Martin J. Walsh, had some people on Twitter questioning the former president’s indoor appearance.
“Aren’t there rules about electioneering at the polling location?” one person wrote on Twitter, after seeing the video….
Secretary of State William Galvin told the New York Times that he had to remind election workers that “even a president can’t go inside and work a polling place.”
“He can go in, but he can’t approach voters,” Galvin said. “We just took the extra precaution of telling them because this is not a usual occurrence. You don’t usually get a president doing this.”….
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Yes. Little people notice big people who are full of themselves!
Bubba’s impersonation of Tip O’Neill is getting better.
Looks like he may be drinking with Reagan soon.
Breaking the rules is what Bill and Killary are all about. Rules do not apply to the Clintons.