With Sanders remaining steadily ahead of Clinton in the state, a group of female Democratic senators bused to New Hampshire over the weekend to stump for the former secretary of state. Among Clinton supporters, 45 percent said she will win, but 38 percent of her own backers believe she will lose to Sanders, with 17 percent of her supporters undecided. And the Clinton campaign says it will mark the beginning of more activity to come from them in Tennessee.
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Bernie Sanders has also addressed the Flint crisis on the campaign trail, and has called for the resignation of Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder – something Clinton has not yet done. Most of us in here is praying that it be a girl, he said to loud applause. “I’m getting a lot of mail and a lot of calls on behalf of Sanders, which has surprised me”. She grilled him on everything – from his use of the term “progressives” to his campaign’s alleged smearing of her image. “All you have to do is look in his eyes”, said Seker. “I wish I had more confidence in Sanders as far as world politics”.
The calendar of primaries favors Clinton. And she hopes to clean up in Texas and other Super Tuesday states. But still he says Sanders presence on campus has been hard to miss. In July he attracted 8,000 people for a Dallas event.
That rift exploded into the open during the Democratic debate on Thursday when Clinton accused Bernie of running a campaign of “artful smears” against her.
“Even in 2008, where Obama was the young persons’ candidate and Clinton was the older Democrats’ candidate, the gap was nowhere near what we saw in Iowa”, Galdieri said.
“I don’t know what’s going to happen”.
The noticeable shift to one of Sanders’s key messages – inequality and the lack of upward mobility in the country – isn’t by accident. Clinton said Sunday, according to a lengthy account in The New York Times. “We’re going to turn anger into answers, transform resentment into empowerment”.
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And of course, Obama went on to win the nomination and the White House. The latest polls show Donald Trump still winning there by double digits.
In the hour-long speech, Sanders barely moved from his standard campaign promises. And I think these guys drove us into the worst economic down turn in the modern history of America. However, the most important question is, “What makes one candidate more likely to succeed than the other?” “We want to make sure we build on what we did in 2008”.
Clinton told Tapper she voted for the bill she didn’t like in 2001 as part of a deal to strike a provision about child support she said would hurt women and children. Clinton visited Dallas in November for a public rally at Mountain View College.
Last fall, when she drew headlines about the scandal’s effect on her “trustworthiness”, Clinton touted her efforts to be transparent.
For more than two decades, New Hampshire has been a place of redemption for the Clintons.
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“I don’t have anybody right now”, Hillary responded.
