Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. listens as he is introduced to speak at a stop at the United Steelworkers Local 310L union hall, Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016, in Des Moines, Iowa.
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DULUTH, Minn. (AP) – Vermont Sen. Is that a tragedy? “No”, Sanders said aboard a charter flight en route to a rally in Duluth, Minnesota.
He also expressed displeasure at a Fox News statement on Monday night saying Trump would have to learn sooner or later that “he doesn’t get to pick the journalists” and that “we’re very surprised he’s willing to show that much fear about being questioned by Megyn Kelly”.
O’Malley, who trails his rivals by significant margins both in Iowa and nationally and badly needed the airtime that the CNN forum afforded him, was asked about his zero-tolerance policing policy as the one-time mayor of crime-blighted Baltimore. “The real telling factors are that Trump does very well across leadership but does very poorly when it comes to compassion, which I think kind of explains his candidacy”. And with only three of us in this Democratic primary, there’s only one of us who can still upset the apple cart. Turning to his wife, Jane, he quipped: “Is that correct?”
O’Malley, who drew loud applause at the town hall when he brought up the issue of climate change, simply tells interviewers that the planet is doomed should Clinton wins. The event, held in Des Moines, Iowa, saw former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sen.
“Hillary Clinton is always dividing us for her benefit”.
“The two will meet privately in the Oval Office and there will be no formal agenda”, Earnest wrote.
Scarred by her own failed efforts to push through comprehensive health care reform in the 1990s, Clinton is unwilling to dive back into another sweeping legislative debate now that President Barack Obama’s overhaul is in place.
Hillary Clinton watches the new Sanders campaign pitch, stone-faced.
In a country where the entire political, media and academic establishment is obsessed with questions of race, gender and sexual orientation and basic class issues are suppressed, it turns out that what really concern the vast majority of people are fundamental social and economic issues that transcend the preoccupations of identity politics and are common to all working people.
She added that, given the amount of mudslinging thrown her way over the years, it would be easy to mistake them for being true if you’re a young person.
“I want you to understand because I don’t think you can get what we need done in this election nor in the presidency unless you level with people. It was not in any way prohibited”, she said, repeating an answer she’s given for months, though not with much frequency recently.
But in this Democratic primary, that’s not enough.
“Would I like her to come on board?”
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They are part of a $2.5 million television campaign in Iowa and SC by Keep the Promise I, the first negative spots from the super PAC. “That’s why I hope you’ll reconsider”. “Just a law school professor at Harvard who came to Vermont at my request to do some town meetings and did a great job”. Although Sanders has captured some of the energetic, status quo-busting aura of Obama’s campaign, he faces skepticism over whether he can turn out young voters and minorities as effectively as the president he’s running to succeed. Joined by Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., one of his top supporters in Congress, Sanders has identified the state as one of his top targets in the so-called “Super Tuesday” states that will award a bevy of delegates after the early contests of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and SC.
