SANDERS: Let me say something that may not be great politics, but I think the Secretary is right. Clinton also saw her lead over Sen.
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She got a big assist from Bernie Sanders, of course, when he drew huge applause by urging everyone to forget about the “damn emails” and focus on income inequality.
On Tuesday night the Democratic presidential candidates reminded everyone that debates can be fun – and actually substantive – even without Donald Trump.
A new Fox News poll puts Carson just one percentage point behind Trump, at 24 to 23 percent. I want to show you this too, Bill Clinton tweeting out this picture of him watching the debate on TV.
David Axelrod, an unaligned Democratic strategist who helped mastermind Obama’s 2008 campaign, said on Wednesday Clinton emerged stronger with a “very self-assured, powerful performance” that should give Biden pause, while Sanders had a strong performance but still fell short of projecting the persona of a nominee. Front-runners Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders got into a few interesting exchanges on capitalism, gun control, and Emailgate, though Clinton was clearly the night’s biggest victor. Clinton even capitalized on the moment by offering Sanders a warm, non-robotic handshake. He pointed out, “I think you’d expect him to say that”.
Now it is time for Donald Trump to avoid losing any more ground to his opponents by continuing to slam them. The controversy has overshadowed virtually every other aspect of her campaign and contributed to a decline in her standing with voters. “You’re against same-sex marriage now you are for it”, Cooper said. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and talk of Vice President Joe Biden entering the nomination fight. Sixteen percent of Democratic voters said here was “no way” they would vote for her.
Near the end of the debate, CNN moderator Anderson Cooper quoted the late U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt as having said, “I ask you to judge me by the enemies I have made”.
Both parties will have a presidential nominee in place by next summer.
“Bernie, I don’t think the revolution’s gonna come”, he said, adding he doesn’t think Congress would pay for a lot of his plans. And 23 million viewers watched the second GOP debate on CNN on September 16.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton leads all Democratic candidates among Connecticut Democratic voters, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday, October 13, 2015. Gov. O’Malley defended his record, Sen.
“I’m not taking a backseat to anybody on my values, my principles and the results that I get”, Clinton said, describing herself as a “progressive who likes to get things done”. Ted Cruz, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Kentucky Sen.
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The other three candidates on stage – Jim Webb, Lincoln Chafee, and Martin O’Malley – did their best to make an impression, but there was no breakthrough moment for any of them.
