Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has surpassed her former rival Bernie Sanders in fundraising in MA.
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News reported Sanders supporters are holding a fart-in as a “whimsical” protest against Hillary Clinton’s nomination. Bernie Sanders who, despite victories in their effort to get Sanders’ policies into the Democratic platform, aren’t completely placated. “America is one of the highest-taxed nations in the world”, Trump will continue.
“The Donald” Trump has played fast and loose with xenophobic demagoguery and downright racism, accusing all Mexican immigrants of being rapists and murderers while calling out an IN born judge of Mexican heritage, who is overseeing a lawsuit filed against Trump University for fraud, a Mexican who would not be able to adjudicate the matter impartially.
Neither Clinton nor Sanders has been back to the state since.
The long-awaited unity between Sanders and Clinton was two weeks prior to the Democratic National Convention and has put to rest the fears of a democratic political ordeal – type scenario, which encompasses the idea that Sanders might have sat on his hands at the general election or ran as a third-party candidate on the political left.
Cheri Honkala, the organizer for the Philadelphia-based PPEHRC, said her group’s demonstration is meant to put a spotlight on the plague of homelessness and poverty in the city. “Posting approximately 20 tweets during the one hour and 15-minute speech, Sanders criticized Trump on a number of topics from Trump’s assessment of the causes of the current instability in the Middle East to his tax plan that Sanders said would give “$3.2 trillion in tax breaks for millionaires, cut programs for low-income Americans”.
When Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton, he declared an ideological victory. It is being said that Sanders’ movement is nothing short of a political revolution. But she said too much is at stake to keep activists like her from speaking out at the convention.
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In what the Washington Post described as a “stiff” appearance on stage together, Sanders focused less on Clinton’s positions and abilities and more on the necessity to defeat presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump. He said Sanders’ endorsement did not dissuade him from making the cross-country trek. “We want people to know that you can still join denounce the party and join us and make an example out of the party”.
