By Chris Mueller
Chelsea Clinton didn't hold back Tuesday afternoon when she described the presidential election at a campaign rally in Stevens Point.
“I think this is the most important presidential election in my lifetime,” she said.
Clinton, the 36-year-old daughter of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, visited the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point to urge a crowd of about 250 spectators — many of them students — to vote early and support her mother’s campaign.
“This has to be a team effort," she said. "We have to elect my mom and support Democrats up and down the ballot.”
Clinton praised her mother's record of public service and argued in support of her policies, which she described as more detailed than the policies of her mother's opponent, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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