“It is a very long line, yeah I see that, one of the problems that we have is that we are going to begin, and there will be many many people not yet in”.
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Sanders highlighted what he says are the differences between himself and frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
“Students who are in support of this candidate, maybe after hearing them, will fire them up to vote, and students who are against the candidate, it might fire them up to vote for one of the opponents”, Clemons said.
And these supporters say they won’t back down until they see Sanders complete his mission. “I figured he would some time before Tuesday and here he is”, said Robin Rieck, a precinct chair from neighboring Bastrop County.
“I am actually disappointed in that regard”. “That’s also a mistake”.
In North Texas, his highest-profile backers introduced him: former state Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower, former state Rep. Domingo Garcia and state Rep. Marisa Marquez.
“He supports working class, he supports average folks, he’s the only candidate who really understands, or wants to make sure that wee invest in our society”, Evans said.
Ohio Governor John Kasich also visited MSU earlier this month, but ASMSU was not involved with the appearance. Elsewhere in the country, Sanders has attracted similar crowds.
It started with Bernie Sanders in Tulsa last Wednesday. Clinton’s only recent event was last weekend in Houston.
A presidential candidate opens a campaign office here in the capital city. It’s how supporters spread the word about presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
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“If all of you come out to vote, and you bring your friends and your neighbors and your coworkers, we are going to win here in Texas”, he said.
