Sanders spokesman Michael Briggs told CNN that the Vermont senator won’t request a recount because he wants to “save the taxpayers of Missouri some money”. In Ohio, Sanders bested Clinton 72 percent to 27 percent among these voters, and similar results were recorded in North Carolina, where Sanders beat Clinton 70 percent to 25 percent among voters who care most about trust, and in IL, where Sanders beat Clinton 70 percent to 29 percent among such voters.
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Bernie Sanders is continuing his presidential campaign swing through Arizona with a stop in Flagstaff. “Secretary Clinton has done phenomenally well in the Deep South and in Florida”.
Sanders faces an uphill battle nationally as Clinton is more than two-thirds of the way to grabbing the 2,383 delegates she needs to clinch the nomination.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lead their respective party primaries there by less than half a percentage point.
In spite of her attempts to link herself to President Barack Obama, a leader with a strong connection to Millennials, young voters just aren’t buying what she’s selling.
Spencer Dirrig was 11 years old when Hillary Clinton ran for President in 2008.
Although not affiliated with the official campaign, ImagineBernie, which was only launched last month, has already reaped rich dividends as Sanders pulled off a number of stunning victories in primaries across the US. But he said that while “we know we’ve got a hill to climb”, he was pleased his campaign was able to accumulate more delegates.
“We think from now on out, we are having states that, everything being equal, we stand a chance to do well in. If she wins the nomination, I would support Clinton not because she is good but because we can not risk Trump becoming President”. Grijalva appears in a radio ad that the Sanders campaign released recently.
Zerafa also identifies in Sanders because he was opposed to the Iraq war and is “not into regime change like Clinton is” and believes that he is the only one capable of standing up and destroying the 1%, or the oligarchy, which controls the majority of wealth in the US.
Sanders said he fully expects the party to unite after the primaries.
Missouri is historically a politically divided state, splitting closely between Democrats and Republicans.
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“So I am fully confident that people will come together to defeat whomever the Republicans bring up”, Sanders said.
