Hillary Clinton has recovered a few lost ground and is now neck and neck with rival Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire, a new survey shows.
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Sanders, by comparison, raised a staggering $20.1 million in small contributions in the third quarter – 77 percent of his $26.2 million overall haul for the summer.
Correction: An earlier version of the article confused Hilary Clinton and Martin O’Malley numbers of new facebook followers.
The five candidates running for the Democratic nomination for the presidential election faced off Tuesday night at the party’s first debate in Las Vegas, Nev. With a polished and engaging performance, she effectively erased so numerous questions that have been dogging her campaign of late.
But on second thought who she is may play a role in what kind of president she might be.
Mr Sanders replied: “We can raise our voices but I come from a rural state and the views on gun control are different in rural states than they are in urban states whether we like it or not”.
56% of Democrats watched at least highlights of the debate, which is comparable to the 59% of Republicans who did the same for their party’s first debate in August.
Americans are again demonstrating strong interest in the 2016 presidential campaign as the Democratic debate Tuesday night averaged 15.3 million viewers, making it the highest-rated Democratic debate in history, CNN reported.
Another debate victor may be its host network, CNN. Again, you see Clinton and Sanders dominating.
You also know why he gives Clinton conniptions. But Sanders is now running for president, and his efforts to invoke the sportsmen’s culture in the Green Mountain State could prove to be a liability among Democratic primary voters as mass shootings continue to mount. She’ll be answering questions about her role in the events that led up to the 2012 attacks in Benghazi Libya.
“I’m really just sick of hearing about it”, said Sarah Stowe, 39, a Conway, N.H., mother of six who said Clinton’s emails are her own business. Now, those spikes could very well be a result of the fact that Sanders is not as well known as Clinton and people wanted to find out more about him.
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The list includes many familiar names to Democratic politics, including Vogue editor Anna Wintour; John Zaccaro Jr., the son of unsuccessful Democratic vice presidential candidate Gerraldine Ferraro; Virginia Sen.
