The town meeting-style event is scheduled for 7 to 8 p.m. Monday.
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Sanders does not have a PAC and he says he does not want donations from corporations. “No”, said Democratic consultant Steve Rabinowitz.
Sanders didn’t manage to replicate the astonishing turnout that packed his rally in a Madison, Wisconsin arena this week, if only because venues that size are harder to find down in Iowa, but his 2,500-strong crowd in Council Bluffs on Friday is reportedly the largest so far of any 2016 candidate who’s visited the state.
“But if more people are able to hear about his message, absolutely he can win the nomination”.
GLEN, N.H. Democratic presidential entrant Hillary Clinton said on Saturday the United States really needs to be “much clever” on how it discounts with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Just not the one who is running for President. “It was a mad pipe dream”. That figure is only a fraction of the $45 million Clinton’s campaign raised during the same period.
“He’s building a grass-roots movement instead of being funded by Wall Street”, Reed said. “They don’t work”, Clinton said.
Last Monday, Killer Mike endorsed Sanders for president, telling his 149,000 Twitter followers, “I can not support another Clinton or Bush ever. They will continue to use their proxies like Hezbollah and they will continue to be an existential threat to Israel”, she said.
Having failed to convince Clinton supporters of any reason to peel off from her candidacy other than a challenge to political “dynasties”, and perhaps never registering with the Sanders crowd in the first place, O’Malley’s campaign appears to have misfired from the start. The senator describes himself as a democratic socialist and has won elections in Vermont as an independent. He talked about Sanders more in terms of his authenticity in contrast with Clinton’s stage-managed, poll-tested appearance.
In April, he strongly suggested that Clinton opposed the deal.
Iowa voters will kick off the presidential nominating race with caucuses scheduled for February 1.
The annual “Roma Pride” Gay Pride parade marches through Rome with participants calling for same-sex marriage and civil unions to be allowed.
Clinton said it is time to get the economy back where it should be.
The insurgent candidate’s campaign picked up some momentum over the past week, too.
But at Friday’s grassroots event in Hanover, Ollie told CNN that Clinton came right up to him and said, “You’re Ollie!” Likely Democratic primary voters are now more apt to see Sanders as the candidate who “best represents the values of Democrats like yourself”, the poll found.
Sanders and his aides have tried to turn the fact they will be outraised by Clinton and most Republicans into a selling point.
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“What a lot of people are feeling (about Sanders) is that there is somebody speaking to their issues”, Jackson said. “That is as certain as I can say”. “There’s no bull****. He’s raising money from people, not corporations”, Wong added. But Lenchner argues that there’s a key distinction between the two candidates – unlike Paul, Sanders’ central policy positions actually enjoy broad public support.
