Outside the statehouse, Clinton said she was a “proud Democrat” and vowed to “build on the progress” that she said the party had built under Obama, whom she served as secretary of state.
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After Clinton gave her standard-issue answer Ive said I made a mistake, no laws were broken, etc. Sanders chimed in with this: I think the secretary is right.
During a town hall meeting in Windham, Clinton said in response to a question that she would seek greater global coordination to address the threat of the Islamic State. It’s misguided. If Bernie Sanders wanted to hurt the Democratic Party, he’d run as an independent next November-and help elect President Donald Trump. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt, right, pose for a photo after a democratic presidential candidate forum at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, S.C.
Meanwhile, at Orangeburg, Clinton continued her focus on minority voters.
It’s a quick switch from her stance during the first Democratic Presidential Debate on CNN. Clinton’s allegation is further rebutted by the findings of a 2012 review of FDA-approved clinical trials involving the use of herbal cannabis in various patient populations, “Based on evidence now available the Schedule I classification is not tenable; it is not accurate that cannabis has no medical value, or that information on safety is lacking”. Bernie Sanders in more than just the polls for the 2016 Democratic primary.
But for the Democratic field, Clinton leads Sanders among self-described Democrats 74 percent to 16 percent. Seventy-four percent of voters say that she would do an “excellent or “good’ job handling the concerns of racial minorities, whereas only 51 percent of voters believe Sanders would do an “excellent” or “good” job at this”. Sanders, who like Clinton opposes the current classification of marijuana as a more-dangerous Schedule I drug, wasn’t satisfied by the announcement, saying that “her approach ignored the major issue”, which is that the reclassification would still make marijuana a federally regulated substance, a practice for which he’s proposed legislation to end.
Fiorina herself failed to correct a voter in New Hampshire earlier this month who called President Barack Obama a “Muslim”.
The Democratic presidential candidate spoke as a few members of Congress have pushed for a vote on a new authorization for the use of military force as the US military intervention in Iraq and Syria have crept forward. When Anderson Cooper attempted to redirect the question back to Clinton, asking if she would respond, she replied with a simple “No.” and the crowd exploded with uproarious cheers.
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“It is about how we can come together and find common ground”, she said. She did not say, however, whether she should not have laughed at the man’s comment.
