“Sanders said the other day that he is going to work tirelessly seven days a week to make sure that Donald Trump is not president and I really welcome that because that has to be our primary objective”. “The handsome thing is, women don’t like her”.
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On Thursday, he upped the ante, telling the “Today” show that Clinton “would not even be a viable person for city council positions” without the “woman’s card“.
Clinton and Bernie Sanders split the counties in Pennsylvania.
Trump reiterated that he is the presumptive nominee.
The Sanders team ran multiple searches in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina and about 10 March states, including Florida and Colorado, after it noticed the error.
As of Wednesday, CNN estimated Sanders had 1,359 pledged delegates and 42 superdelegates, while Clinton had 1,666 pledged delegates and 502 superdelegates. “These are sexist critiques that men have not received”.
“An independent investigation of the firewall failures in the DNC’s shared voter file database has definitively confirmed that the original claims by the DNC and the Clinton campaign were wholly inaccurate – the Sanders campaign never “stole” any voter file data”, the campaign said in its statement Friday. “Congratulations! You’re in the majority”, it reads.
The former secretary of state also repeated her line from her victory speech after Tuesday night’s near sweep of the Northeast primaries, saying if the “women’s card” means sticking up for women, “deal me in”. Don’t tell us to vote and then say you don’t like the results and you’ll go cook up some results that you can live with. “I noticed that women have yet to berate him”. Win or lose the IN primary Tuesday, Trump is relentlessly focused on a general election matchup against Clinton. Her aides are considering possible running mates.Nader, who hasn’t made a formal endorsement, but often speaks positively of Sanders, also noted that the superdelegates who have backed Clinton are not bound and could switch their support. “It’s a sound bite”, Trump said.
“The short answer is we just don’t know how Donald Trump or some other candidate will affect down party ballot races”, Toomey said. “Contrary to what may have been said about him being a ‘single issue candidate, ‘…”
Sanders’ supporters expect him to continue pushing the party in a more populist, progressive direction.
He adds: “With that being said, I think I’ll win anyway”. “There are some people I honestly don’t want their endorsement”.
Villano believes Trump will pick up more support if he wins the nomination. Trump has support of 49 per cent likely voters and Cruz 34 per cent, followed by Kasich at 13 per cent.
Republican presidential candidate Sen.
Cruz said Sunday he hoped to do well in Indiana.
“What is Cruz trying to accomplish with this [vice president nomination]?” wrote the site’s administrator.
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A Sanders backer named Spencer Thayer created the “Superdelegate Hit list”, a website to share the contact information of superdelegates so they can be pressed to switch their votes.
