“You have to look at these numbers and say there’s a real race going on”, said Democratic pollster Mark Mellman. Barack Obama. But unlike eight years ago, when his comments about Obama “playing the race card” angered black voters, he made no mention of his wife’s primary opponent.
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Before Clinton – or any Democratic candidate – officially announced their candidacy for the nomination, controversy of Clinton’s use of a private server when she was secretary of state dominated the discussion for the Democratic primary.
“If [Sanders] comes out of Iowa and New Hampshire with big victories – if it’s close in both places, that’s one thing – but if he comes out of there with big victories, hey, man, it could very well be a new day”, Clyburn added.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton at the CNN Democratic Debate at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, Tuesday, October 13, 2015.
In fact, when paired with other crucial figures and history, some believe that a Bernie Sanders presidency is, in fact, inevitable.
“No one knows who the hell Bernie Sanders is”, said New York Rep. Charlie Rangel, an African-American Clinton backer who attended a dinner Saturday night for South Carolina Democrats.
The three Democratic presidential candidates are set to clash once more on Sunday.
Through the third quarter of previous year, the campaign spent more than $12 million on direct marketing, online ads and media buys, according to campaign finance filings.
“Basically what he’s doing is saying, ‘Hey, we need to start all over again”. He’s been leading in the Granite State for most of the past few months, but his Iowa momentum is more recent – and the unique dynamics of the caucuses could give him an advantage over Clinton. They privately fear she risks falling into the same traps that contributed to her downfall in 2008: underestimating a rival and misreading voters eager for outsider candidates in both parties. Her campaign has attempted to make the vote a major issue in the race, along with Sanders’ proposal for a single-payer health care system, which Clinton has attacked as unrealistic.
“I’m pleased that this legislation is being introduced”, Sanders said in a statement, referring to bills introduced in the Senate and the House by Rep. Adam Schiff and Sen. But releasing medical records is a standard practice for serious presidential candidates.
“She has more experience from being the first lady and seeing what he went through”, she said.
ABC’s “This Week”: Clinton headlines the program, followed by Sanders and Trump.
“If I’m so fortunate to be the Democratic nominee, obviously I’ll run against whoever they nominate”, she says in the clip.
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In September, Brock’s group began circulating emails comparing Sanders to Hugo Chavez, the late Venezuelan dictator, and to Jeremy Corbyn, the radical leftist leader of U.K.’s Labour Party.
