Days before the Iowa Caucus, the Hillary Clinton campaign made a final push. Bill Clinton joined his wife Hillary in Davenport on Friday, January 29, 2016, hoping to change their luck in Iowa next week.
Several hundred people packed into the Col Ballroom in Davenport Friday night. With three days until the Iowa Caucus, there's no time for rest. Former President Bill Clinton took to the stage to campaign for his wife.
The Clinton's message was simple, urging people to get out to the Caucus. History has shown that Iowa hasn't turned out for them. Bill got less than three percent of the vote in 1992 and Hillary placed third eight years ago. However, this time around she's spending more time and money in Iowa, sharing issues she wants to tackle.
Hillary talked about paying down the student debt to create more jobs, "Our economy does better when we have a democrat in the White House."
Up until Caucus on Monday she's campaigning all weekend long, stopping through several cities in Iowa.
"Stand up for me on Monday at the caucus so I can stand up for you," said Clinton.