Philadelphia (CNN) -- It's a large district in and around Philadelphia. It's not a swing seat; it's a safe Democratic strongholdâ€”not a nailbiter. But in this midterm election, the 13th Congressional District race has attracted some national attention and some rock star fundraisers: Bill and Hillary Clinton. Why such attention and star power? Because the candidate is Marjorie Margolies: related by marriage to the Clintons and tied to the former President by history. Margolies first gained national attention 20 years ago. She lost her seat as a freshman House member after voting for Bill Clinton's 1993 signature economic plan. It was about to go down after multiple Democratic defections. He needed one vote; she was it.
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Former Rep. Marjorie Margolies lost her seat 20 years ago after backing Bill Clinton on budget
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Chelsea Clinton is her daughter-in-law, so she has a unique link to the former first family
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And Bill and Hillary are working to help her out in her political comeback bid
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But there's a fine line in gauging how much of the Clintons is enough in a political campaign
"Republicans stood there and taunted her and said 'bye bye @placeholder," said Begala.