Brown, who’s been floated as a contender to be presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s running mate, spent around half of his opening statement at Tuesday’s hearing to argue that Trump is a “factory of bad ideas”.
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After losing to Clinton in D.C., Sanders spoke to supporters in a web address and pledged to continue his campaign’s fight to the convention, but also vowed to help Clinton defeat Donald Trump.
“The American people in 2016 are not going to vote for a candidate who insults Muslims and Latinos and women and African-Americans”, Sanders said. “We want an economy that is not based on uncontrollable greed, monopolistic practices and illegal behavior”, Sanders wrote in the op-ed.
“As one of the country’s most influential leaders, LULAC is eager to hear Secretary Clinton’s vision and her plans to address the issues of importance to the Latino community”, LULAC National President Roger C. Rocha Jr. said in a press release.
Bernie Sanders’s push to reform the Democratic Party’s superdelegate system is picking up support among his colleagues in the U.S. Senate, according to Politico. “I’ve given a few speeches in my life”, he said.
The Democratic hopeful also said he wanted to rid the Democrats’ process of superdelegates, party faithful who also get to cast a vote for a candidate at the convention. “If they, for whatever reason, don’t want me to speak, so what?”
He added: “I’m not going to be determining the scope of the convention”. “What you see is what you get”, she said. Nina Turner said she believes hundreds of thousands of Bernie Sanders supporters may appear at the Democratic National Convention. “I wish yesterday would have went a little differently, and we could have had an olive branch and came together”, said Clinton Jessee, a Clinton super volunteer dressed in a Clinton super hero costume.
Clinton said in a preview of her North Carolina speech that she would work with both parties to develop good-paying jobs in infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, clean energy and small business.
It wasn’t close: Hillary Clinton walloped Bernie Sanders in April’s NY primary by 16 percentage points, or almost 300,000 votes.
DeVillier says she is not ready to back Clinton.
The Syracuse visit will mark the beginning of Sanders’ effort to campaign for down-ballot candidates, Briggs said.
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On June 14, the Democratic presidential hopeful met with Clinton at a hotel in Washington near the White House, but he still has not announced his endorsement of the former US Secretary of State.
