On paper, she is the kind of millennial voter whom Hillary Clinton should have in the bag, wrapped up with a tight little bow.
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Within the first 30 minutes of the second presidential debate Sunday night, the gloves were off. He was only asked if a third-party vote would be a wasted vote in the context of this particular election.
Bernie Sanders challenged Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination in a hard fought primary race. They don’t like Donald Trump. They know that, on issue after issue, Trump is a bitter enemy of progress.
According to the Clinton campaign, Clinton and Sanders will “discuss their shared belief that cost should not be a barrier for anyone who chooses to go to college, and student debt should not hold Americans back after they leave school”.
A separate email between Palmieri and Podesta in April 2015 claimed Clinton strategist Phillip Reines, “weirdly has cultivated them”, in reference to Business Insider, providing further evidence the Clinton campaign developed a propaganda media machine to manufacture consent for Clinton as the Democratic presidential nominee.
He called out Donald Trump for wanting more taxes and said Clinton wants to invest in young people. “Because if he did, he’d trust women to make the right decisions for ourselves”.
“She put the effort in, so we appreciate it”, Monaco said.
This is not the first time Trump has used that line.
Some Sanders supporters walked away from the rally rejuvenated and ready to vote Democrat.
“I talked to her last week”. During her campaign, she has doubled down on risky tough talk about Russian Federation, which the United States needs as a partner to take on global threats such as the Islamic State and climate change.
Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the speech transcripts. By showing his support for Hilary Clinton, Sanders hopes to change their minds.
“They still have to get past the fact that Bernie is not the nominee”, says Zeppos. That’s after polls showed Clinton with a comfortable lead for months.
The bill would ensure that workers aren’t fired for asking how much their fellow co workers make. He’s now a Jill Stein supporter. So, in the end, as a progressive, you have to vote for what does the best for everyone else in the country.
In the forty-plus years I’ve been voting, my candidates haven’t always won. “So while voting for Clinton may be necessary, it is hardly sufficient”. “Since we have another debate in 3 days we can work on it”. Sanders never made false promises or sold himself as a savior. “On many, many issues, her views are progressive”.
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“I see our nation moving towards an oligopoly”, Sanders said, “I see a small group of millionaires controlling our economic system and our political system”.
