Yes, they were. They helped push Obama past Clinton to win the Democratic nomination, even though he barely topped her in the overall popular vote and held a much narrower lead in the delegate count than Clinton enjoys today over Sanders. “The Sanders campaign did not”, the Nevada Democratic Party wrote in a post on Medium.
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Sanders is vowing to stay in the race until the last votes are cast which is the Washington, D.C. primary June 14. Dooley shook her hand and responded: “I will not vote for you, I will never vote for you”, Dooley said. “A little less liberal than Bernie”. And she’s been on the ground as well, with close to a dozen stops across the state.
Other high-profile Democrats have also stepped in to do battle with Trump. What can she do?
She then added, using a quick cadence to show she has specifics, “I am going to say, ‘Here is what we are going to do, here is what we are going to do, here is how we are going to change the tax code, here is how we are going to incentivize people to do it'”. “But we did it right. And that is I understand your new governor, Gov. Bevin, is busy cutting health care and cutting education”, Sanders said in Bowling Green on Sunday. “There’s a lot of people that are in love with Bernie Sanders, but I don’t think he is electable and she is”. Both had weekend appearances in Kentucky.
It’s the final month of the Democratic Primary calendar.
Clinton also faces significant challenges here. West Virginia voters got an apology from Clinton ahead of their primary, and she has said the remark was taken out of context, but the after-effects still sting in Kentucky, where mining is a smaller but still important industry in parts of the state. Apparently, he’s a Hillary Clinton supporter and “became enraged” after hearing Bernie Sanders’s name. It’s a closed primary, which keeps out independent voters who have largely favored Sanders.
“He stated it differently”, said Bill Garmer, a former chairman of the Kentucky Democratic Party, explaining why Sanders hasn’t been hurt by his position on coal. “He stated it that he’s concerned that he recognizes that coal jobs are being lost”. Clinton “talks” of reforms but embraces Wall St. Trump “talks” of reforms but embraces a Sociopath, (Chris Christie), who unwaveringly supports only the 1%. The visit drew protesters, but Clinton sought to remind them of his wife’s commitment to $30 billion in aid for coal country. The Sun says there was “palpable tension” in the room, but that’s kind of an understatement, considering that, at one point, the Democratic convention-goers required immediate medical attention.
It is unclear if that effort will pay off, but Sanders is expected to benefit from Clinton’s troubles.
With the Democratic primary of the 2016 United States Election “trudging” towards its penultimate decision on its presidential candidates, the questions are turning significantly crucial and politically sharper in its essence. Sanders in protest of Sec. By going on air, deploying surrogates and spending time in the state, the Clinton campaign is telegraphing that they think there is a better chance to win the Bluegrass State.
But Charles Koch may have spoken for many in the wealthy conservative class when he wondered out loud recently if Ms Clinton would be a better bet than Mr Trump to run the country.
African Americans make up more than 20 percent of the population in vote-rich cities like Louisville. Thus the county ended up sending to the State convention 21 Clinton delegates and 34 Sanders delegates.
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Democrats said turnout at this year’s convention was the largest ever. “Now personally, I am really looking forward to that”.
