In an appearance on CNN’s State of the Union Sunday morning, Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton said she can “understand” questions voters have about her trustworthiness.
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By those numbers, Clinton won 74 percent of the support of voters 65 and older, as well as 61 percent among people 45 to 64. But as a new portrait of a Bernie Sanders voter emerges, she’ll be challenged to keep that control through what could be a very long contest. He said her appeal to different demographics in the US will help Clinton’s campaign. “LGBT people would still be able to get married on Saturday and fired on Monday”, she said.
“I’ve always been curious to know how is he going to guarantee that his next four years wouldn’t be a repeat of Obama and his struggles of the first four years, with everybody filibustering everything that he does”, McCallum said. She added “This one is for you”.
Sanders has trumpeted this sentiment for months, even telling NBC News on caucus day that “The bigger the turnout, the better I feel”. More than 4 in 10 said they should be deported back to their country of origin, and they were most likely to back Trump.
U.S. Representative James Clyburn of SC has backed Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination, giving her campaign a vital boost from the state’s most influential black politician ahead of next week’s primary.
In a message to his supporters, Sanders highlighted the positives from the results, saying that the close finish in a state which was “tailor-made” for the Clinton campaign was a message to the political and financial establishment.
Critically, Sanders showed in Nevada that his campaign can reach a different swath of voters. And that’s another state with a significant minority population on the Democratic side – a lot of African-American voters and Latino voters – and a lot of delegates.
Few South Carolina primary voters have a positive impression about how the federal government is working. We have made some real progress.
To the west, Democrats will caucus in the desert State of Nevada. He said he believes his campaign has “the wind at ours backs” heading to the Super Tuesday contests.
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The results of the caucus are the first step in determining delegates who are expected to support candidates at the national convention.
