WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Former President Bill Clinton is widely regarded as the best campaigner in the Democratic Party, but Sen. Hillary Clinton said Monday her husband will not be a constant fixture on the campaign trail as she seeks the Democratic presidential nomination.
The New York Democrat told Radio Iowa that President Clinton would likely not make too many campaign appearances but said, "It'll happen when it can because, you know, I love seeing him. I love having him with me."
"It is what we've done together for so many years," she added.
Clinton and the former president appeared together over the weekend in Selma, Alabama at a civil rights commemoration. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, one of Clinton's chief rivals for their party's nomination, also attended the event.
