I'm Amman Mohidian in for Alex Wagner.

And this is what it looks like when a candidate

for president makes the most of a rainy day.

Watch.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry it's raining, but we've had 12 years have trickled down.

If you'll give me 12 minutes, we can change this country. I am tired of seeing the

American people kill themselves every day in the factory and the business on the farm

and be punished for it and if you will give us a chance we'll turn this country around.

All right, so that was a soaking white Bill Clinton during a drizzly campaign stop in 1992.

Clinton of course was campaigning that day in the small town of Albany. to called Bubas for Bill. It was notable at the time because Southern Georgia

was known to be more rural and conservative than the state's northern region

which includes of course Atlanta and the metro areas around it.

And that swing through southern Georgia actually

helped Bill Clinton win the state by just

over half a percentage point.

And that would end up being the last time a Democratic presidential

candidate won the state of Georgia until 28 years later when of course

Joe Biden took that very same state by just under a quarter of a percentage point.

That 1992 campaign was also the last time a Democrat presidential ticket campaigned in

southern Georgia until today when Vice President campaigned in Southern Georgia.

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