The average American may not be watching, but Republicans who are reconciling themselves to Donald Trump or Ted Cruz would be wise to heed her.
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Sanders, who is more comfortable talking about economic inequality and financial abuse, topics that are the cornerstones of his campaign, was deeply skeptical. It was the night of the big football game in Iowa. Plus, he’s ill-suited for a debate stage; as Alan Schroeder, a debate expert at Northeastern University, points out: “Except for rare moments, Sanders delivers everything in the same relentless honk, as though he has swallowed a loudspeaker”.
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And Clinton moved in the opposite direction, pushing to get back to her general election focus, with her own version of the Sanders’ “your damn email” response from the first debate.
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A day after their campaigns exchanged heated accusations over a breach of the Democratic Party’s voter database, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton chose to move on at the final presidential debate of the year.
“Yes, I apologize”, Sanders responded.
“Senator Sanders, he is a man of integrity”, said Dempsey.
The tone of comity was a departure from the spiky ideological clashes that rumbled through the latest GOP debate on Tuesday.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday dismissed reports that he used vulgarity in describing Democrat Hillary Clinton’s primary loss to now-President Barack Obama in 2008.
She particularly took aim at Donald Trump, whom Democrats hope to paint not as an outlier from Republican Party orthodoxy but as a representative of a party that could alienate more moderate Americans.
Clinton and Sanders, her closest challenger, entered Saturday night’s debate in the midst of one of their fiercest fights – about the campaign itself rather than a national or global issue.
Although Sanders’ aides feel his problem with older voters is familiarity, conversations with seniors backing Clinton show it is actually her electability and their loyalty to the Clinton family that put the former secretary of state over the edge.
The Bernie Sanders, Democratic National Committee drama has been resolved – for now. A one-time free trader whose president husband sealed the passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Clinton recently trashed the Trans-Pacific Partnership after having lobbied for its passage as secretary of state.
She has proposed limiting tax deductions for the wealthy; requiring a minimum tax rate of 30 percent on those making more than a $1 million a year; ending a practice that enables some wealthy financiers to reduce their income tax bills; closing oil and gas loopholes; and overhauling business taxes.
“When I said a fired staffer made a “mistake”, I meant it in the same way @HillaryClinton did about the Iraq war”, Devine tweeted, linking to a story on Clinton’s decision to call her 2002 vote a “mistake”.
“We now finally are where we need to be”. “While it is true that many seniors are online, many seniors are also not and this campaign a lot of younger voters have learned about Bernie’s campaign on social media and online, so I think it is fair to say that younger voters are more familiar with him”.
Clinton appeared Tuesday in Keota, Iowa, a small rural town where three high school students launched an energetic campaign to get Clinton to visit their school.
“It’s just another Hillary lie”, Trump said.
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Clinton also defended her support for a no-fly zone in Syria, which she said would create safe areas to protect people on the ground from Assad’s forces and Islamic State.
