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The flash light in the room, the man raised grandchildren and mobile phones to their heads, and about 1000 in the hands of klatschten Saturday evening, as former President Bill Clinton High School in New Bern.

Some were pushed by Havelock, Hobucken, Washington, Wilmington and other cities to see Bill Clinton. Many of them had their feet on the ground, as Bruce Springsteen’s “The Rising” has played in high school for pregnant.

About 6:30 am, more than an hour after Bill Clinton, it was intended to achieve, he launched his head from behind a blue curtain of the stage in the gym. The son of the man was beating harder, Clinton went on stage and he waited a few seconds, until the noise stops.

“I have a lot of choice in the fight cold areas,” said Clinton. “I am so happy that I am in the south. It is wonderful to see the wisteria on trees and dogwoods in full bloom. Okay say, North Carolina, it is wonderful to be here. ”

He tells people that the state would be satisfied if it will help to choose his wife, Hillary Clinton, Senator, the country’s next president.

“All these candidates are this year’s history,” he said. “Obama, and my wife, for obvious reasons. But if you want someone who can be seen for the constitutional changes Hillary. She’s got the patience to work for health care for all, and I think you will get more jobs and greater prosperity, If elected.

Clinton has wound its way through parts of eastern North Carolina while today, stops in seven cities in the country for his wife. As it has done many expected, in New Bern outside the school. Some said they wanted autographs Clinton hours, pictures with him and ask him how his wife is planning to create more jobs for the state.

The first group of people gathered in front of the school at 12:15 am Elsie This group of Emerald Isle Roberts, Susie Fisher of Wilmington, Tami and Kaitlyn Thomas and Joey Pflugradt of New Bern, and Heidi Merkley and Liz Cantrell Beaufort .

“The second time, I voted for Bill Clinton, I found myself in line for three hours to give it my voice,” said Merkley. “So this is for nothing, plan, by five hours, until it gets here.

People at the time in different ways. A boy with blond hair skateboarded steps prior to the school. A man and two girls have faced a radiator and playing card games.

Andrew Holfson Hillary Clinton sold $ 3 buttons for everybody. A group of four women laughed with images and tabs Blackburn, a member of the Secret Service.

Sunglasses, umbrellas and water bottles has been popular in the afternoon. The sun shone to humans, as set out in aligned. An old woman because of the heat. New Bern firefighters was determined by the quantity, citizens are wondering if they were OK.

“Ah, a little sun is not for me to cease this chance,” said Gretchan Carillowitz, 87th Carillowitz Red was sitting in a metal chair and ate a sausage biscuit Bojangles while waiting for the arrival of Bill Clinton’s.

“I saw George Herbert Walker Bush, Carter, Reagan and stops in the campaign, Texas, Tennessee and South Carolina,” she says between bites. “My father saw Truman and Eisenhower long, long time. We are to be added to the long family tradition, the legacy of the vision of leaders in our country.”

Jeff Jenkins operator and said they saw the president, too. John Kennedy operator saw in the year 1963, when he visited East Carolina University. Jeff said he saw Bush senior Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point in the early 1990’s.

But Mitchell Owens, 8, it was the first time he had seen a president in person.

“They have television, but I never talked to them about the TV,” joked Mitchell. “In any case, I do not think this is the last time I see a president.”

Bill Clinton spent about one hour to tell the public why he will vote for his wife. Some of the reasons, he wants to provide health insurance for all Americans who have not attended Child Left Behind Act “because it does not work,” and the use of alternative energy sources such as Lithium-Americans to the power cars.

Shortly after 7:30, Clinton thanked the audience and has dropped from the scene. He spent 10 minutes, shaking the hands of man, in the first series of shots, and with some of them. He and the public has left school.

But before Susie Fisher and the group had to 12:15 Clinton went to see the house, she made plans for another policy of the event. They exchanged e-mail addresses and phone numbers.

“We should celebrate together, and when they (Hillary) wins the election,” she said. “Yes, this day should be just the beginning of the fun.”