President Barack Obama spoke at Northrup Auditorium to a crowd of about 11,000 people today.

That’s 9,000 fewer than Bill Clinton drew.
Clinton Packed The 19,000-Seat Target Center. “President Clinton used to refer politely to Bob Dole as ‘my opponent.’ But over the last two days, Clinton has stopped doing even that, and in what appears to be an act of supreme confidence, he barely acknowledges that he is facing any opposition at all in this reelection campaign. At a boisterous rally that packed the 19,000-seat Target Center arena here yesterday, Clinton tried to ride above partisan politics just a week before the election.” (Brian McGrory, “Buoyed By Polls, Clinton Tunes Out Dole; Campaign ’96 / The Incumbent,” The Boston Globe, 10/29/96)
Mark Dayton, seen in public for the first time in a week, apparently stood by attentively…

…while the President “helped him” by cheerleading for…the Obama Administration.

Dayton’s campaign has apparently figured out that their best bet is to keep Dayton out of the public eye, and away from things like microphones and cameras.
Rumors that he’s been in hiding with Betty McCollum are strictly unconfirmed.

Wish I coulda been there.
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