“Clearly also there needs to be improved intelligence sharing between the United States and our allies all over the world”, Sanders continued, “(with) effective monitoring of social media to stop the recruiting efforts of young people who are being led into the awful life of terrorism”. Now, both campaigns are turning their attention to the Northwest states and their delegates; the Washington Democratic caucus is Saturday, and the OR primary is in May. Bernie Sanders addressed thousands in San Diego at the Convention Center Tuesday night in what his campaign called “A Future to Believe In Rally”. The difference is not attributable to her institutional advantage among “superdelegates”, who are elite party members free to support any candidate they wish – it’s down to her popular appeal.
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“We are waging a strong campaign and plan to take it all the way to the Democratic National Convention this summer”, Sanders said after his win Monday.
There are 118 Democratic delegates at stake in Washington, with 101 to be awarded proportionally based on the results of the caucuses. “Because not only do I value California’s important role as the exclamation point on the primary nominating process, but it’s important to get ready and organized for the fall election, where so much is at stake for our country”.
Clinton has won delegates in the fairest way possible.
Sanders added that he doesn’t speak to Trump, “and I did not go to his wedding”, he joked, referencing the photo of Clinton at the candidate’s 2005 wedding to Melania Knauss. Close races will result in near-ties among delegates, so Sanders will have to earn big victories in Idaho and Utah and hold Clinton in a close race in Arizona to win the night. Bernie Sanders stands at 74.2 percent of the vote, and Hillary Clinton has 25 percent in an early total. “He will keep on going even when it’s mathematically impossible for him to win”. Arizona would seem to favor Clinton, given her popularity in a state she won in the 2008 primary. The Sanders campaign has a good shot at winning Wisconsin, but to capture the Democratic nomination, Sen. Clinton, meanwhile, has been endorsed by five of the state’s nine superdelegates, including the Gallegos. We’re going to get worse and worse.
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In response, Sanders told host Jimmy Kimmel, “At the end of the day, we can not allow the Trumps of the world to use these incidents to attack all of the Muslim people in the world”. “The idea is to chip away at her lead in delegates”.
