He beat her 55 percent to 27 percent in SC, where more than half the primary electorate was black.
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“Boil it down, be clear, be succinct, and make absolutely sure everybody knows you have a plan”, Reuters quoted Shekar Narasimhan, a Clinton donor and managing partner at Beekman Advisors.
Sanders countered that Clinton was not being accurate, casting the fight for universal health care as a matter of courage.
The Hillary Clinton campaign goes on air with its first Colorado TV ad Friday, joining her Democratic rival Bernie Sanders, who recently started advertising in the state.
As the Democratic race moves to states with large minority populations, both candidates openly courted black and Hispanic votes during a debate that was far more restrained and cordial than last week’s contentious debate in New Hampshire.
Sanders’ ire was drawn over a blurb he wrote for a book that is critical of President Barack Obama and Clinton became agitated at the implication she will repay campaign donations with political favors once in office, though Sanders was quick to point out she isn’t there yet.
SEN. BERNIE SANDERS: Madam Secretary, that is a low blow. Sanders said he had been an Obama ally in the Senate even if he did not always agree with him. “Have you ever disagreed with the president?” he asked.
“Look, we are fighting for every vote that we can get from women, from men, straight, gay, African-Americans, Latinos, Asian-Americans”, Sanders said.
The scrap over Obama illustrated something else about the Clinton-Sanders battle: how limited in some ways their differences really are.
State Rep. Mary Murphy of Hermantown, active in Democratic politics since the early 1960s, said she sees proof in her northeastern Minnesota area that young people are turning out for Sanders. “I’m asking people to support me because I think I’m the most qualified, experienced and ready person to be the president and the commander in chief”. “That’s a promise that can not be kept”. Bamberg said Sanders was simply trying to show that his plans for racial, social and economic justice would improve relations in the country.
“We’re not going to dismantle anything”, Sanders said.
“Let’s not insult the intelligent of the American people”.
“I think that Secretary Clinton pointed out that, if you want to make an accusation against me and my integrity, do it. He didn’t do that”.
“If she doesn’t do well with the base, it ain’t looking good”, McKeon said.
“We need fundamental police reform, clearly, clearly, when we talk about a criminal justice system”, Sanders said. Hardwo-rking immigrant families living in fear who should be brought out of the shadows so they and their children can have a better future. Clinton criticized Sanders for voting against a reform measure in 2007, which Sanders defended because of a provision in the bill for guest workers.
The first indication that Clinton’s campaign was getting nervous about her chances in Nevada came this week when several campaign officials painted the race as likely to be close because Nevada has lots of white voters, like New Hampshire and Iowa.
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A police officer and state lawmaker, Dan Schoen of Newport, said Clinton would be better for public safety, both within the country and when it comes to homeland security. The Hill says they’re both tied at 15. Clinton, who has cast herself as the rightful heir to Obama’s legacy, accused Sanders of diminishing the president’s record, short-changing his leadership and seeking to wipe away his signature health care law. Sanders called Kissinger “one of the most destructive secretaries of state”.
