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Bill Clinton Went To In-N-Out In The Valley

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William Jefferson Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States of America and former McDonald's connoisseur, betrayed his famed allegiance to the golden arches by stopping at an In-N-Out in Canoga Park this afternoon.

Bubba, a vegan for six years now, allegedly ordered "at least 50 burgers and fries," TMZ reports. The grub was likely for Hillary Clinton campaign staffers, who have less than four days to get their Double Double fixes until the state primary on Tuesday.

While there, Clinton happened to run into the mother of Chris Brown's child, Nia Guzman, pictured above, who TMZ reports was waiting for her order when Bill came in, flanked by a bunch of Secret Service agents. Here's an expanded version of the photo, which really proves that Bill's still got the ability to shmooze (but Bill, if you see this...don't read the comments!).

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Good question, Mollie. If we are to believe what this Clinton staffer told the New York Times in 1992, it's possible that he consumed "a glass of water and a cup of coffee," as he was wont to do at McDonald's back in the day.

No matter what Bill consumed in the Canoga Park establishment, hopefully it smelled a little better than it did a while ago for his visit!

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