Sarandon – who has always been open about her liberal political stance – has been campaigning for Sanders in the Democratic primaries.
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“Trump is positioned to run the house in these first three states”.
As for Obama’s opinions about Sanders, he said that whatever he’s doing is “obviously working”.
According to the letter, the 74-year-old Democratic presidential candidate weighs 179 pounds and his blood pressure is 136/81-a systolic blood pressure that health officials consider borderline hypertension. Rubio and Kasich tie for third with 11 percent support.
Sanders’ new position contradicts what he said earlier this month. The New Hampshire success is particularly surprising given the state usually favors candidates more moderate than Cruz’s fiery conservatism, and numerous moderate GOPers have been pouring resources there in the hopes of eking out an early state victory.
However, with Iowa just a few days away, it might just not matter for Sanders.
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley’s campaign quickly agreed and Clinton’s spokeswoman said she would “be happy to participate in a debate in New Hampshire if the other candidates agree, which would allow the DNC to sanction the debate”.
The Clinton campaign did not immediately respond to Business Insider’s request for comment about whether it would agree to Sanders’ terms.
The activist and actress appeared at a Bernie Sanders rally in Iowa, where she slammed the Democrat for supporting the Iraq war and “equivocating” on same-sex marriage.
“In other words, if Sanders prevails narrowly in Iowa or New Hampshire, his support among liberal whites and in college towns… would be entirely consistent with a scenario in which he also gets clobbered by Clinton nationally”.
The poll was conducted from January 23-26 among 504 likely Democratic Iowa caucus participants. A new Emerson poll in New Hampshire has the senator eight points ahead of the former secretary of State.
Speaking after his hour-long meeting with Mr Obama in the Oval Office, the self-proclaimed democratic socialist said his victory in next Monday’s Iowa Democratic caucus would depend on voter turnout.
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Among likely Democratic primary voters in South Carolina, Clinton leads with more than double Sanders’ numbers.
