Hillary News: Once A Clinton Stronghold, Now The Country Of Appalachia Trump
Hillary News: Once A Clinton Stronghold, Now The Country Of Appalachia Trump Related Videos ASHLAND, Ky. (AP) — When President Bill Clinton rolled into the small Appalachian town of Ashland, Kentucky, in 1996, cheering crowds lined the streets. Local boy turned country music star Billy Ray Cyrus performed a special version of his hit, "Achy Breaky Heart." And nearly 20,000 supporters attended a riverfront re-election rally, dozens collapsing from heat exhaustion in the August sun. At that time, it was undoubtedly Clinton country. Today, it looks more like a big city, Trump. Wahid's supporters and sections I, who shouted from a small number of Ashland Hillary Clinton welcomed on Monday the. "Go home, Hillary nobody wants it" Later, hundreds of protesters arrived in the rain, and Donald Trump waved signs and "kill-lo," as the Clinton 80 miles south of Williamson, west Virginia snapped visited a health center. Reception undesirable ...