Hillary Clinton to Campaign in Washington on Tuesday, March 22

[brooklynite]

On Tuesday, March 22, Hillary Clinton will travel to Washington State to campaign ahead of the caucus on Saturday, March 26. In Everett, she will discuss her plans to support Washington manufacturing and the tens of thousands of workers who depend on the Export-Import Bank. She will outline her plans to create a “new bargain” to generate more, good-paying jobs in America by strengthening manufacturing and confronting abusive trade practices by foreign countries, including China. In Seattle, Clinton will attend an organizing event with volunteers, supporters, and caucus captains, where she will discuss her plans to break down barriers for Washington families as president.

In addition, Clinton will meet with Tribal leaders from across Washington State to discuss how to build ladders of opportunity for all Native American people.

Labor Organizing Event
WHERE: IAM District 751 Everett Union Hall located at 8729 Airport Road in Everett, WA 98204
WHEN: Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 12:15 PM
Doors open at 11:00 AM

Roundtable with Washington Tribal Leaders
WHERE: Puyallup, WA

Seattle Organizing Event
WHEN: Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 8:15 PM
Doors open at 6:15 PM
Public RSVP Here

Additional details regarding Hillary Clinton's event in Seattle will be released soon.


How strange; I was specifically told (here) that Clinton was only doing fundraising events

[frazzled]

1. Indeed. Yet another thread implied she would only hold a private fundraiser

I posted this schedule there to counter that lie, and was met with silence.

Hillary Clinton meets with labor unions, tribal leaders, and organizers. It's how she's operated this campaign very wisely and it's why she's winning. Yet the lies on this site persist. They're hardly worth countering, however, I fear.

[chascarrillo]

2. In other words, no public events.

Good to know!

[brooklynite]

3. Cover your left eye and read the Seattle organizing event section...

[chascarrillo]

4. RSVP-only event for caucus captains, volunteers, and "supporters"

That's not what I'd call a public rally.

[brooklynite]

5. The word public appears in the registration line

I went to an "organizing event" in New Hampshire; no different that a rally EXCEPT for the opportunity to volunteer afterwards.