The Vermont senator, speaking during a taped C-SPAN interview, said his presidential campaign is negotiating on an “almost on a daily basis” with presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s team, urging her to stake out the most progressive positions she can on campaign finance reform, health care, higher education and the economy.
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That’s according to several Democrats, who described the process on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized by the Clinton campaign to publicly discuss the vice presidential search. “That’s the most important qualification”.
Pelosi told reporters several times in recent weeks that that Sanders and Clinton share numerous same goals and values. However, I would like to see Sanders in the Clinton administration in some capacity. Of course, SPW has taken a bit of a beating these days from the Sanders dead-enders because she failed to meet their orders for personalized sparkle ponies. The resolution was authored by Christine Pelosi, a Clinton superdelegate who is the daughter of top House Democrat Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco, and Daraka Larimore-Hall, a Sanders superdelegate who is the state party secretary.
Warren has come out and endorsed Clinton – something Sanders has yet to do.
The senator says he expects to speak at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Mrs Clinton’s campaign was mum after an Associated Press report on Tuesday naming Mr Kaine, Mrs Warren and Mr Castro as early choices to be vetted, and campaign spokesman Brian Fallon declined to comment.
Kaine is the former Governor of Virginia, the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and a former attorney who graduated from Harvard Law School. Sherrod Brown of OH and Sen. Those in the so-called gap don’t make enough money to qualify for subsidized insurance on the state exchange but also don’t qualify for Medicaid.
“We all have a story that’s pushing us to want to do something to change the way things go”, Ruland said.
Still, Warren’s neutrality in the primary may have been forgiven with her full-throated endorsement of Clinton just after she achieved the delegate majority and became the party’s presumptive nominee. But he does need to find a way to more clearly acknowledge the obvious, that Clinton will be, absent the most unlikely of occurrences (no, not the silly e-mail “scandal”), the Democratic nominee in a race that must be won.
The former secretary of state said she would push an array of economic policies aimed at creating better-paying jobs building roads and bridges, offering debt-free college to students and helping those with massive college debt.
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The celebrity businessman said that he is running for president “to give back” to the country that has been “so very good” to him.
