Later this week Bill Clinton will join Hillary on the campaign trail in New Hampshire, after joining her in Iowa last week.

Interestingly, in 1992, Clinton won neither state. In Iowa, he finished with three percent – mostly because home-state Senator Tom Harkin dominated (76 percent), and no other candidate wanted to bother competing against the local. In New Hampshire, Clinton finished with 24.8 percent to Paul Tsongas’ 33.2 percent. However, Clinton “beat expectations”; called himself “the comeback kid” and managed to get more good press out of finishing second than Tsongas did for winning the state. (As a Massachusetts lawmaker, he was expected to win.)