Clinton’s decision was quickly criticized by Sanders. “We’re going to get tremendous numbers from Bernie Sanders”.
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“”Frankly, this is the kind of thinking our country needs – understanding how to get a good result out of a very bad and sad situation”, he said in a statement”, Trump said in as statement..
Significantly, Sen. Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, is garnering support not only in California’s more liberal areas, but in the more conservative and Republican precincts in Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
That property generated more than $5 million in rent and $742,000 from condo sales since 2015, according to Trump’s recently filed personal financial disclosure form. “We are stronger together, when we act on a set of plans and priorities that will redound to the benefit of the American people”.
Willey, a former White House volunteer, accused Clinton of groping her in 1993; Clinton denied that allegation in a 1998 deposition.
The likely Democratic presidential nominee’s campaign released a video on Tuesday titled ”Donald Trump rooted for the real estate crash”.
In an email to The Associated Press in response to questions about Warren’s remarks, Trump said: “She’s one of the least successful Senators in the U.S. Senate”.
Tapper said of Trump, stating, “It’s not fair that you did that, certainly to Mr”. At least 2,382 delegates are necessary for avoiding a contested convention in July.
‘And we are going to unify the Democratic Party and stop Donald Trump. Only if he wins big in California on June 7, then convinces numerous “superdelegates” already pledged to Mrs. Clinton to switch, can he hope to get the nomination.
“I think it’s a little insulting to the people of California – the largest state”, Sanders said at a rally in Santa Monica, California. “The truth is that if we do not allow the Donald Trumps of the world to divide us up, there is nothing that we can not accomplish”. But since Trump essentially secured his party’s nomination in April, Democrats have grown increasingly anxious that they are running out of precious time to set the terms of the general election before Trump does.
“We should kind of lay off Bernie a little bit”, Senate minority leader Harry Reid told reporters in Washington.
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“I know they will bring their good judgment and a principled vision for our Party and our country into this role”.
