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First Ladies 'rock': Michelle Obama hits trail with Clinton for the first time

Taking the podium, Obama hailed Clinton 'for her leadership, for her courage and for what she is going to do for this country.'

By :  dr swati srivastava
Update: 2016-10-28 05:55 GMT
Michelle Obama, surprise star of the 2016 White House campaign, hit the trail with Democrat Hillary Clinton as the former and current first ladies fight to conquer battleground states before Election Day.
'I feel really good, energized, working hard,' the former secretary of state told reporters aboard her plane Wednesday, her 69th birthday.
Michelle Obama listens as Hillary Clinton speaks at a campaign rally at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem.
Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama greet supporters during a campaign rally in Winston-Salem.
Members of the crowd cheer as Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, accompanied by first lady Michelle Obama, speaks at a rally at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem.
The 52-year-old wife of President Barack Obama has energized the Democratic camp with a series of speeches taking Trump to task for his strident rhetoric and for what she brands his 'frightening' attitude towards women.
Taking the podium, Obama hailed Clinton 'for her leadership, for her courage and for what she is going to do for this country.'
It doesn't get any better than being here with our most amazing First Lady, Michelle Obama,' Clinton said as she introduced a woman whose voice we need now more than ever.'
Michelle and Hillary joined forces on the trail for the first time to headline a rally at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Taking the podium, Obama hailed Clinton 'for her leadership, for her courage and for what she is going to do for this country.'

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