Former President Bill Clinton made two stops in the South Bay on Saturday, making a final case for his wife’s presidential’s bid in her tight battle with Vermont Sen. Beie Sanders with just three days to go before the Califoia primary. In Inglewood, Clinton spoke to mostly black and Latino voters from the bed of a pickup truck at Center Park. At the Torrance Cultural Arts Center, Clinton said his wife, Hillary, is the best equipped candidate to work with both parties in Washington. Later, Clinton met with black clergy members at Southe St. Paul Church in South Los Angeles.
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