Trump said he had warned the Republican National Committee there would be a “big problem” if he does not become the nominee.
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So what do NY primary polls say about Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, with just over a week left before the voting takes place?
After one of the nastiest weeks in the Democratic race where the candidates sparred over who was qualified to be commander in chief, Sanders told ABC’s “This Week With George Stephanopoulos” the Clinton campaign has shifted its tone towards his campaign since his recent wins. Trump recently hired Paul Manafort to craft a strategy to win more delegates.
The protesters who confronted President Clinton this week were holding signs that read, “Black youth are not super predators”, referring to Hillary Clinton’s use of the term to describe gang members in a 1996 speech. As they were escorted out of the campaign rally by police, the activists chanted “Feel The Bern”.
Bill Clinton has not apologized, but addressed the confrontation at a campaign event the following day.
They’ve both said they regret the bill because it contributed to high incarceration rates of black people for nonviolent crimes, like minor drug offenses.
The Wyoming win could also help Sanders’ impressive fundraising operation.
On Sunday, Sanders heads to Brooklyn’s landmark Coney Island. “You still have to make up that deficit in pledged delegates that Hillary Clinton has”.
Delivering remarks in front of the Thunderbolt roller coaster, Sanders is reminiscing about visiting the amusement park as a child.
“News bulletin – we just won Wyoming!”
Hillary Clinton is bringing some local appeal to her Baltimore campaign rally.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. In 2008, amid a record RI voter turnout of about 200,000, Hillary Clinton crushed Barack Obama in the Democratic state presidential contest, which was held that year in March.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign chair accused Vermont Sen.
Clinton has received the endorsement of every member of the Maryland congressional delegation.
“When you are being attacked with rockets raining down on your people and your soldiers are under attack you have to respond”, Clinton said.
The Antioch church was one of three in Harlem that Bill Clinton visited on Sunday. To clinch the nomination by the end of the primaries, a candidate needs 1,237 delegates.
That was in sharp relief to the turnout at the opening of Clinton’s state headquarters last week, which attracted such Democratic household names as Gov. Gina Raimondo, State Party Chairman Joseph McNamara of Warwick, former Providence mayor Joseph Paolino Jr., and former state Democratic chairman Mark Weiner, a top Clinton fund-raiser and supporter.
“Well, she didn’t quite say that”.
Asked on CNN if she were preparing for such a scenario, Clinton said, “No, I intend to have the number of delegates that are required to be nominated”.
Podesta argued Sanders’ run was essentially in Western state caucuses and that the next six contests are East Coast primaries with more diverse electorates.
She now leads Mr. Sanders 1,756 to 1,068, according to an Associated Press tally, though that lead is much slimmer when superdelegates are removed from the equation.
The politics and personality of Bernie Sanders that has so electrified many young Democratic and independent voters has not resonated with many voters of color.
“We going to start winning again, let me tell you”, he told the crowd.
“We think we have a path toward getting more pledged delegates than Secretary Clinton”, the senator said.
“This is exactly the type of contest he needed to shut us out in”, the aide said. “Our plan right now is to win this thing”, Sanders said on “Face the Nation”.
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He thinks that’ll be “a big consideration” at the GOP convention this summer. He would need to win almost 60 percent of all the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination before the convention.
