Former president Bill Clinton will visit the Pine Ridge Reservation on Wednesday to campaign for the presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-New York).
Details are still being worked out, The Rapid City Journal reported. Clinton, who was in the state on Saturday, last visited the reservation in 1999 to talk about economic development.
John Yellowbird Steele, the president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, has endorsed Sen. Barack Obama (D-Illinois), who will visit the state on Friday.
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