A facial analysis of Twitter users by researchers has shown that while United States president nominee Hillary Clinton enjoys substantial female support among politicians, there is good evidence that her support among average Democratic women has fallen sharply.
Advertisement
Among their plans: large anti-Trump protests, possibly including protests held at the Republican convention this summer in Cleveland, and marches held in major cities.
Clinton has a narrow lead of 1,531 votes, but under state law Sanders could have sought a recount because the margin was less than one-half of one percent.
The groups also include several Indian-Americans – Deepak Bhargava, Centre for Community Change Action; Sarita Gupta from Jobs With Justice, and Miya Yoshitani from APEN Action.
“The only way I want to see Donald Trump in the White House is if he’s on a guided tour”, one man said. But most said they simply did not think she cared about people like them. Here’s Why, Goodman outlines his reasons for why you should write in “Bernie Sanders” in the general election if Clinton obtains the Democratic nomination.
Throughout the campaign, Sanders has promised not to make any negative attacks on other candidates. Someone punches him and he punches back, and he punches back much harder. “And we can have momentum coming into the convention”, he said. First of all, we also do not know for certain whether Trump will be the Republican nominee. Clinton has blocked Sanders’ path to the nomination with a almost insurmountable tally of votes and committed delegates. A total of 2,383 needed to win the nomination.
Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, 38 percent would vote for Trump, 38 percent would vote for Clinton, 15 percent are undecided and 9 percent said neither.
Organizers of the meeting included conservative commentator Erick Erickson and Christian conservative leader Bob Fischer. However we have two candidates with vastly different ideologies, a true liberal running against a Republican-lite DLC style Democrat.
The Senator was once a vocal opponent of Cruz. “That is exactly what we need”.
“Obviously, more conservatives seem to prefer Cruz to Kasich, and Cruz has more delegates right now, so if you do the math, it’s probably more likely to be Cruz-Kasich”, he said.
Advertisement
The Sanders team said Friday that it has received more than 150,000 donations in the last three days and insists that this is merely the midpoint in a long contest that will end in June.
