Bernie Sanders didn’t win or lose. The “rainbows and unicorns” attack on Sanders, which the Hillary campaign has been ramping up, really needs some modulation for Democratic voters. “A candidate that they can’t control that really speaks to populist impulses that go beyond the normal power structures of Washington, D.C.”, Markay said.
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“The people of Iowa showed extraordinary courage in 2008 by voting for Barack Obama over Hillary Clinton”, he said, “and many Iowans now understand that it’s too late for her brand of establishment politics”. “But rather than build on the progress we’ve made, he wants to start over from scratch with a whole new system”. But “in theory” isn’t enough.
The former president’s approach was not to berate Sanders’ supporters or dispute their existence; it was, in classic Clinton fashion, to feel their pain. No wonder then why she’s now stepping up her criticism of her opponent. He’s introduced his health care plan nine times. “But I learned from my mom and my faith that it is not whether you get knocked down it is whether you get back up”. You’ll get gridlock and an endless wait for advances that will never come. “The people I’ve met can’t wait”.
Recent preference polls suggest her lead in Iowa has evaporated and in New Hampshire, Sanders has opened up a significant edge.
Karly Sigmund, a 19-year-old freshman from Altoona, Iowa, said she doesn’t even listen to Lovato – she just wanted to see Clinton – but she’s still leaning toward supporting Sanders. No words are spoken but the spot aims to highlight the grassroots support Sanders campaign has attracted.
“That would be like inviting one of the arsonists to join the firefighters”, Sullivan said. The threat from Bernie Sanders is believed to be rattling the Clinton camp. A CNN/WMUR poll released Tuesday found Sanders trouncing Clinton in the state, 60% to 33%.
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Ted Cruz on sanders and national security. Last month she was ahead of him by 18 percentage points. “And the limited things he has said on ISIS are also troubling”.
Sanders faces a bigger hurdle in states beyond Iowa and New Hampshire with minority voters, who are virtually absent from the first two contests and play a large role in the nominating process.
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“Nobody ever stops running for president, they just run out of money”, said former Indiana Sen. “You have to have both the experience and the judgment”.
