Chelsea Clinton is stepping onto the 2016 battlefield against Sen. John Edwards and, of course, former Illinois Sen.
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Clinton, who recently announced she is pregnant her second child, also described her own upbringing, saying she has tried to follow her parents’ example in raising her 15-month-old daughter.
Iowa is a caucus state, however, meaning candidates aren’t selected by popular vote. After that, her campaign had a bumpy ride and she ultimately lost the nomination.
“I love to fast forward through it”, Clinton said of the Republican Debate that aired earlier that night.
Clinton accuses Sanders of waiting to dismantle Medicare, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act. The poll included 503 likely Democratic caucus-goers and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points. “Half say Clinton is their first choice, versus 29 percent for Sanders”. “Bernie is showing that you can take on the corrupt campaign-finance system”.
Sharply challenged by Bernie Sanders, the Democratic front-runner has been reverting to some of the same themes from her primary loss to Barack Obama eight years ago.
The Nation, a renownleft-wingpublicationbased out of NY, has officiallyendorsedBernie Sanders for president, officially choosing the Vermont Senator over Democratic primary opponent Hillary Clinton as the two engage in a new round of political spats.
“One can only draw the conclusion that the Sanders campaign does not want to outline what would amount to a massive tax hike on working families”, said Jake Sullivan, Clinton’s senior policy adviser.
The Hill reports that Sanders said Clinton’s criticism that his plan would empower Republican governors to walk back healthcare for lower-income and middle class voters was untrue: “This is a plan that works in 50 states in this country, whether you have conservative Republicans or progressive Democrats”.
The Clinton campaign cried foul after the Sanders campaign released a television ad in Iowa and New Hampshire in which he tells viewers there are “two Democratic visions for regulating Wall Street”. “We were particularly surprised today to see him break that pledge and run this negative ad”, said Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook.
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In December, the Sanders campaign also pulled a negative ad after it received attention for going against his “no attack ad” promise. “Astronomically better chance than people originally thought”.
