Former President Bill Clinton is coming to Spokane on Monday, just days before Idaho and Washington’s Democratic caucuses help determine if his wife, Hillary Clinton, will be the party’s presidential nominee. His visit will be on the heels of a swing through Spokane by Clinton’s rival for the nomination, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who (held) a rally Sunday evening at the Spokane Convention Center. If it wasn’t already clear to Democratic voters, the campaign visits by the two men make it even more evident: the battle for the Democratic nomination is still being waged, and votes from the Inland Northwest are anything but an afterthought for the candidates. Local Democrats say they haven’t seen such enthusiasm since 2008, when Clinton faced a relatively unknown challenger named Barack Obama. No one expected this year’s race to match the excitement generated by the historic nature of that race. But it has/SR. More here.

Question: Who would you rather see in person -- Bernie Sanders or Bill Clinton?

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