Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) told the New York Times that he would lay off “hundreds” of presidential campaign staffers and turn his attention to winning California.
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We also asked the Senator about recent news that he’d begun to make major layoffs in his campaign, following the loss in four state primaries.
“California will have the most staff”, Sanders said.
“We need someone in the White House who isn’t afraid to fight for equal rights for women”, said Warren. That election is over. “So what we are going to do is allocate our resources to the 14 contests that remain, and that means that we are going to be cutting back on staff”. “We win in elections where the turnout is high, we lose where the turnout is low”, Sanders told reporter, James Gherardi in a one on one interview.
Trump, who won five primaries Tuesday and is on the verge of wrapping up the Republican presidential nomination despite never having held public office, said of Clinton: “I think the only card she has is the woman’s card”. Sanders said regardless of delegate count, he is remaining committed to this race till the last vote is counted. Trump defended his remarks against Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner, that she is only performing well because “she is a woman”.
“Our campaign has now completed 80% of the primaries and caucuses, said spokesman Michael Briggs. What we need to do is we need to let votes in every state, 10 states still haven’t voted, have the opportunity to support the candidate of their choice and support the agenda they want the nation to follow”, she said.
After Tuesday’s contests, Clinton is all but sure to be the Democratic nominee, with 2,151 of 2,383 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
Trump swept Tuesday’s primaries in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, Maryland and CT, making it nearly inevitable that he will emerge as the Republican nominee for president.
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“Trump’s speech on foreign policy [on Wednesday] shows that Americans have for the first time in a long while a sober, national-interest based alternative to the disastrous policies of Republican Party neoconservatives and Democratic Party liberal interventionists”.
