Bill Clinton: “Nice to speak to you. Midterm Elections Mr. Newbury. And we're looking forward to having your visit with us tomorrow in…”

“Nice to speak to you. Midterm Elections Mr. Newbury. And we're looking forward to having your visit with us tomorrow in Rhode Island. Now, you'll be here for a Democratic rally among some other things, and I think it's safe to say that 7 days before the election, any appearance by the President is a political event. But what kind of a message does it send for the President of the United States to appear on behalf of campaigning politicians this late in the game in their home district? I mean could this be construed as pulling out all of the stops?”