KEENE, N.H. (AP) — Bill Clinton is back on the presidential campaign trail — and so is his baggage.
For months, the former president has largely stayed out of the 2016 race, mentioned mostly in passing by Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton. On Monday, he heads out for his first solo campaign events, with stops planned in New Hampshire — a key primary state that gave much-needed momentum to his struggling 1992 presidential bid.
Gov. Charlie Baker, who is preparing to begin his second year in office, will deliver his first State of the Commonwealth address before the Legislature and special guests on Jan. 21, his office announced on Wednesday.
The speech should give Baker an opportunity to both reinforce his priorities for the second year of the Legislative session – passing opioid abuse prevention, charter school expansion and hydropower legislation – and lay out any new initiatives his administration may have in store.
