“To all the young people that are supporting me, I thank you from the bottom of my heart”, she said.
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The Clintons have shown that close can be good enough.
Campaigning at a union hall in Las Vegas on Saturday, former President Bill Clinton called Sanders’ ideas politically unviable, giving the realities of divided government and ability of the Senate minority to block proposals that lack the support of 60 members.
Clinton on Monday said she understands the frustration among young people, but said much of the “anger, the insecurity, the fear and the worry” that they feel stems from the George W. Bush administration.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Meanwhile, another supporter of Clinton, Gloria Steinem apologized on her remarks regarding the sexism in the race.
Clinton, standing alongside Albright at the time, guffawed and grinned at her longtime friend and sometime mentor, 10 years her elder.
Bernie Sanders added a last-minute campaign stop yesterday – as polling showed a surging Hillary Clinton cutting down his once commanding double-digit lead in the Granite State to single digits ahead of tomorrow’s first-in-the-nation primary. But the national media attention that followed what Sanders described as a “virtual tie” appeared to bolster the Vermont’s senator’s momentum heading into the New Hampshire primary – at least with Democratic voters nationally, if not voters in New Hampshire.
In recent days, she has used the state as a testing ground for new campaign messages targeted at specific groups, with pledges to break “the highest and hardest glass ceiling” and promising young voters that she would “be for them” even if they support Sanders. Moreover, Steinem’s statement also provoked some detailing that her comments are shaming women for following their own judgment.
Hillary Clinton promised the people of Flint, Michigan, whose lives have been turned upside down by the city’s ongoing water crisis, that she will be their partner in what is sure to be a long recovery.
One female “progressive” blogger was force to write under a pseudonym because vitriol is so angry, Clinton said.
The second incident happened in a New Hampshire town-hall setting, where Clinton waved off questions about why Goldman Sachs paid her $675,000 for three speeches.
Ratajkowski told the crowd that she would like to see a female President, but that she wants the milestone to be “more than a symbol”. Did you know that more than a decade ago, Albright, as a board member of the New York Stock Exchange, approved a $187.5 million compensation package for NYSE chairman Richard Grasso?
Costello cut in again to state, “But again, you can disavow what they say”.
Sanders has worked to boost his profile among black voters who make up more than half of South Carolina’s Democratic primary electorate. In particular, Sanders wants to know, “Is she prepared to scrap the cap on payroll taxes?” “As always, I’ll defend it, & I’ll expand it. Enough false innuendos”.
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The senator’s approach seems better-aligned than Clinton’s with New Hampshire’s “live free or die” culture.
