David as Sanders also explained why he hasn’t been campaigning in Florida, one of five states running primaries on Tuesday.
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“One in three African-American men will spend some time in jail or prison”, she said.
An NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll gives Clinton a narrow lead in IL – 51% to 45% – while a CBS News survey showed Sanders with a slight edge.
In a presidential campaign where candidates are clamoring to be the next 21 century leader, the Democratic contenders here are battling about a decades-old issue: trade. He also famously sparred with First Lady Hillary Clinton more than two decades ago in the White House, which landed him a demotion and almost got him thrown out of the West Wing.
However, a Chicago Police Department spokesman said the force had not recommended that Mr Trump postpone the rally.
At a rally on Monday, a parade of Democrats warmed up the crowd before Clinton arrived at a union hall west of downtown Chicago. When someone is going to tell him that is another question. “She’s not a flawless candidate for everyone, for me she is”. His approval was even lower among minority voters, whose support Clinton is counting on in her primary fight with Sanders. The rally was mostly peaceful, as compared to some of Trump’s other recent rallies, with a crowd of around 100 protesters gathered outside the rally and a brief interruption by two Bernie Sanders supporters who were quickly escorted out.
“Yesterday, I was here for four hours, and I made probably 300 phone calls”, said volunteer Louann Neville.
Durbin, who has served with Sanders in Congress for years, said the decision to draw Emanuel into the race was “within the boundaries of fair campaigning”.
Even with those wins by Sanders, though, tomorrow night is likely to make the ultimate outcome of the race even more certain even as it seems as though Sanders is continuing to make the race competitive.
“There are plenty of Democrats and Clinton supporters who wish this nomination would have been wrapped up by now”, said Nathan Gonzales, editor and publisher of the nonpartisan Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report.
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“Where I end up is this, and maybe it’s a distinction that is hard to support, but at this point, given the choices we face from terrorist activities primarily in our country that end up under federal jurisdiction, for very limited purposes, I think it can still be held in reserve for those”. But Bernie Sanders leads narrowly in IL, 48 to 46, coming off his surprise win in MI last week. Ohio’s economy and demographics have much in common with MI, experts note, suggesting Sanders’ populist message could resonate among voters in this critical state.
