Hillary Clinton is getting a post-debate bounce in New Hampshire as she preps for her appearance on Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’.
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Support for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and U.S. Sen.
Clinton and Sanders, meanwhile, were also neck-and-neck as likely New Hampshire Democratic primary voters’ second choice for the White House, with a respective 23.5 percent and 23 percent of the vote, the poll found. Just 18 percent of respondents said Biden would be their second choice.
LGBT comments made by the Kentucky senator were mischaracterized on social media by excluding context.
CJ GUNTHER/EPA Hillary Clinton, coming off a strong performance in the first Democratic debate, now leads Sen.
Their favorite moment during the debate was the back-and-forth conversation when Sanders declared that he was sick of hearing about Clinton’s “damn” email controversy. Similarly, a Huffington Post/YouGov poll found 55% of viewers felt Clinton won, compared to Sanders’ 22%.
The episode featuring Sanders’ dance moves was taped Wednesday, the day after the first Democratic debate.
With fundraising reports due to federal regulators by midnight Thursday, here’s a look at what we know so far about the state of presidential campaign finance in the third quarter, and what we expect to learn when the candidates’ official reports are filed with the Federal Election Commission.
“Access to health care is a human right and I truly believe that Bernie Sanders is the one”, said another, according to The Guardian.
The question of who performed better in the debate has been a subject of heated online argument. When that’s the case, it’s the frontrunner – in this case Clinton – who benefits. Democrats with favorable feelings toward Clinton are indeed flirting with the Sanders candidacy. Clinton criticized Sanders for being too light on gun manufacturers after being asked if she thought the senator was “tough enough on guns”. Nevertheless, news coverage suggests that Sanders remains a potent counterforce in the race.
Jim Webb is a very capable, high-integrity guy who has the ability to attract middle of the road voters as well as work with other parties.
His goal is to transform the USA political and economic systems to prevent government by “oligarchy”, rein in Wall Street excesses, and reduce growing income and wealth inequality – all themes he hit on repeatedly during Tuesday night’s Democratic primary debate.
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Clinton said she would forcefully confront Russian President Vladimir Putin and his recent interventtions on behalf of the Assad regime in Syria.
