Political Visitors

[Molten]

Two weeks ago(I think) Bill Clinton visited Columbus.(Indiana)
Last week(I think) Obama visited Columbus.
This week(I think) Hillary is visiting Columbus.

Is it just me or is this a bit unusual? Also, for those of you that don't know about Columbus, Indiana. It is not a big city. It has a high engineer per capita. Well-known(supposedly) for it's architecture. Why would they all choose our city? Not that I mind, I am just surprised.

And before anyone complains, this is not meant for political debate. Just asking for an answer to the above specific question.

[Corey Balint]

Two weeks ago(I think) Bill Clinton visited Columbus.(Indiana)
Last week(I think) Obama visited Columbus.
This week(I think) Hillary is visiting Columbus.

Is it just me or is this a bit unusual? Also, for those of you that don't know about Columbus, Indiana. It is not a big city. It has a high engineer per capita. Well-known(supposedly) for it's architecture. Why would they all choose our city? Not that I mind, I am just surprised.

And before anyone complains, this is not meant for political debate. Just asking for an answer to the above specific question.
For the upcoming Indiana primary in May?

[DonRotolo]

You sure it wasn't Ohio?

Politicians are like birds - I'll let you draw the other analogies - but in this case, they flock to the same place.

[Molten]

For the upcoming Indiana primary in May?

Yeah, that is what I figured was their reason for being in Indiana. But that still does not explain their choice of cities.

[Corey Balint]

Yeah, that is what I figured was their reason for being in Indiana. But that still does not explain their choice of cities.

High working class population percentage would make most sense.

[Molten]

High working class population percentage would make most sense.

Yeah, thanks for the insight. We do have like a dozen factories in the city. That would definitely make sense.