Bill Clinton's convention appearance could influence two elections

Chicago : IL : USA | Sep 05, 2012 at 12:20 AM PDT

Source: Los Angeles Times

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When Bill Clinton takes his star turn Wednesday night at the Democratic National Convention, it will be another step on a remarkable climb back to the pinnacle of American politics. He will be opening a new chapter in a fraught relationship with President Obama one that was strained four years ago, has... FULL ARTICLE AT Los Angeles Times

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