A Rasmussen Reports survey, via telephone and online, says putting Warren on the ballot would make 17 percent of likely American voters more inclined to vote for the ticket. “We’re not there at this moment”, Sanders said.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont has not decided whether he will endorse presumptive presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, contrary to what Vice President Joe Biden said recently (video below).
After several days spent parsing the meeting between Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch on the tarmac in Phoenix, news that Hillary Clinton had at last been interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation over the issue of the email server she used at the State Department should have given Donald Trump a welcome break from the spotlight.
Chris, let me back it up by saying I’m going to do everything that I can to defeat Donald Trump, I think for a variety of reasons.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump declared Britain’s vote to leave the European Union “historic” while speaking at an event at his championship golf resort in Turnberry, Scotland.
Of the $70 million, about $40 million will fund Mrs. Clinton’s campaign, and another $28 million will go to the Democratic National Committee and state Democratic arms.
Clinton has her own Scranton ties: She often notes that her grandfather worked in a lace mill there and her late father, Hugh Rodham, grew up there. Sanders might save his endorsement for a dramatic speech at the Democratic convention, or he may endorse before the convention.
Vice President Joe Biden told NPR Thursday that his former Senate colleague was actually on the cusp of endorsing his primary rival.
In key battleground states, the race is very tight, including Pennsylvania, where Clinton has just a one-point lead, and OH, where the candidates are tied. “I’m impressed by his ability to find a way to insult literally every kind of human being”, screenwriter Cole Haddon wrote on Twitter.
Meanwhile, Biden pitches Clinton in Scranton, his hometown. The hardest thing is vouching.
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“It boils down to something that I really disapprove of”, Clinton said, “and that is the federal government making money off of lending money to young people” who want an education.
