Neither can announce unilaterally but Bernie’s decision is worthless unless Hillary makes the first commitment to release delegates and Hillary cannot commit unless she knows that Bernie will also agree to make the same announcement to his delegates.
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A spokesman for Bernie Sanders said Thursday that when the liberal senator from Vermont addresses the Democratic convention, he plans to echo numerous themes he touched upon last week during a rally in New Hampshire at which he formally endorsed Hillary Clinton.
The protest is in retaliation of the senator’s endorsement of Clinton, and it will showcase the supporters’ discontent of the two major party candidates.
“This is the legacy of Hillary Clinton: death, destruction, terrorism and weakness”.
Trump will also offer a searing indictment of Clinton, who was President Barack Obama’s first-term secretary of state, saying the United States is less safe and the world less stable since her time in that office.
As Fortune reported in May, Wall Street donors who tend to lean to the right have been flocking to Hillary Clinton. Briggs said the talk will be an opportunity for them “to hear what he thinks he’s accomplished in the past year and where we go from here”.
The Democratic Party and Clinton should listen to Sanders’ voters.
Michael Gibson isn’t headed to Philadelphia next week for the Democratic National Convention.
“Donald Trump is in trouble for the things he’s said, Hillary is in trouble for the things she’s done”, he said.
Bernie Sanders supporters didn’t get the descheduling language they wanted, but they did get a commitment to rescheduling and they got the word “legalization” in there, even if the phrase “a reasoned pathway for future legalization” is a bit mealy-mouthed.
The problem, according to many commentators, is that the “lesser of two evils” logic makes political parties – Democrats in particular in 2016 – complacent and unwilling to do anything more than ensure that they secure electoral victories. With each new poll, it increasingly appears this support will be essential to defeat Trump. Can any Democratic presidential candidate afford to do without solid support from this base in a general election? Several hundred voters accidentally selected Pat Buchanan on the confusing butterfly ballots. Each of the other eight presidential candidates got more than 600 votes, and an estimated 13 percent of registered Florida Democrats voted for Bush.
“Regardless of anybody’s personal feelings, I think it’s a generous offering”, Livingston said.
“Some “After Berners” as we call them, have become really great posters on the-donald, they kept their passion but have moved over to our side”, TehDonald said.
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It is very likely that Clinton will win at least one state that former Republican candidate Mitt Romney won in 2012, an 85.6 percent chance. Michael Bennet. But Gibson is telling millennial Dems and anyone else disgusted with party politics to wait and see what happens next week.
