Coming into the first Democratic presidential debate as a strong supporter of Hillary Clinton, I had mixed emotions.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that she is a target of unfair Republican attacks, but believes voters will ultimately support her because “people can trust me to fight for them”.
There are nights when you have too much to say but you don’t really know how to start out. But I think the Secretary is right.
Lathan slammed the party’s candidates, saying the latest batch of Democrats displayed that they were walking the same path Barack Obama had, taking the nation down “a road that is destructive and harmful”. Clinton, according to Forbes, was a distant second with 13,252 new followers. Bernie said he’d make Donald Trump pay “a hell of a lot more” taxes, while Hillary, who said she’d raise wages, claimed the economy will simple be “better” when she’s president! Hillary said that as president, it’ll be her “job to rein in the excess of capitalism so it doesn’t run amok”. On Thursday, Webb said he even joked with Sanders about the situation in the middle of the debate. Bernard Sanders of Vermont the vast bulk of the time in the five-candidate debate. “I think she felt comfortable with her performance against the competition, both of those things augured well for her having a fun night”, he said. Clinton challenged Sanders on the topic of gun control, arguing that he has not gone far enough to promote gun-safety measures.
An NBC online poll also found 56 percent of respondents thought Clinton won the debate and only three percent thought she came out of the forum in worse shape than when she went in. Clinton made an appearance on the show in September, attempting the popular dance craze to the song, “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)”.
Sanders delivered more authenticity during the debate Tuesday, but this time he had a much broader audience to speak to – more than 15 million viewers. Southern states with high African-American populations have been seen as a possible firewall for Clinton, and Georgia’s March 1 “SEC Primary” could help shape the race. “If we want free tuition at public colleges and universities, millions of young people are going to have to demand it, and give the Republicans an offer they can’t refuse”.
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#7 – Sanders: “We need the American people to know what’s going on in Washington in a way that today they do not know”.
