He says campaigning in New Hampshire is more manageable and he insists a strong finish in the state will bring new national interest to his candidacy.
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“If we don’t nominate someone that can win, if we take a chance and don’t nominate someone that can win-I’ve already described to you what the outcome is”, he continued, warning that if Democrats win, Obamacare would become permanent and that the balance of the Supreme Court could shift for a generation. White House hopefuls of both parties have flocked to the Hawkeye State to make their last-minute pitches to voters, and Rubio is no exception, airing 30-minute television specials in every media market in the state over the weekend. Iowans have to show up at their caucus site at a specific time and in some cases stay there for a couple of hours.
“We became close partners and real friends, and I have a high level of commitment to see his accomplishments get recognized”, Clinton said. Ted Cruz, whose views are anathema to Republican leadership, the standard-bearers of the left and the right.
Cruz focused on Rubio in several Sunday talk show appearances, following his campaign’s recent TV ad attacks at Rubio. “The reason that the rich get richer, everybody else gets poorer, is big money controls what goes on in Congress. The answer though to that is a political revolution involving people in the political process”, Sanders said.
“You’ve never actually faced voters before”.
The previous turnout record for Republicans was 122,000 votes, set in 2012. We have a lot of people.
One thing he’s not lacking is confidence.
The weather forecast was also in play. There’s a winter storm predicted to start on Tuesday but it could hit parts of Iowa Monday night and that could depress turnout. She desperately needs to win in Iowa if she has to unsettle her opponents.
Trump had 33 percent support in a similar poll a week ago.
The Cruz campaign has been facing criticism since it was reported that they sent a flyer out to Iowa voters, that resembled a government document, which read “VOTING VIOLATION”.
And although a December CNN/WMUR poll found expectations then tilted Clinton’s way, Sanders’ streak of strong poll results appears to have changed that, with 54% of likely Democratic voters now saying they think Sanders will win the state’s primary on February 9, and just 31% now predicting a Clinton win. But where? SC?
Both the candidates are expected to perform well in Iowa.
But Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver said in a statement that the Clinton campaign had not accepted debates his team proposed for March 3 in MI and April 14 in NY. But organization doesn’t work without enthusiasm. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) in Iowa, according to a survey released Saturday by the most historically accurate pollster in Iowa. If they think their first-choice candidate is going nowhere, they might switch in a crowded race.
This matters for Democrats.
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The Florida senator has held more public events in Iowa since Thanksgiving than any other Republican.
