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Article: Clinton Gets a Sense of the Real Thing; Kennedy and Massachusetts Democrats Put on a Campaign Rally
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- The Washington Post
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- October 21, 1994
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Finally, a real campaign event.
After weeks of lackluster crowds, candidates who avoided
sharing a stage with him, and closed fund-raisers, President Clinton
came to this Boston suburb today for a rally complete with balloons,
bunting and a candidate who welcomed his presence: Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy (D-Mass.).
Before a roaring, sign-waving crowd in the Framingham Memorial
Building, Clinton stumped for a group of Massachusetts Democrats but
concentrated his efforts on Kennedy, who is in the closest race of
his career. His challenger is Republican businessman Mitt Romney.
Clinton urged Massachusetts to "vote for the agents of change,
not the agents of yesterday," and insisted that the ...