True as these claims may be, Bill Clinton-you know, the guy who screwed his intern-is probably not the right guy to be making them.
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“I haven’t heard anyone talk about Hillary it’s mostly just talk about Bernie, honestly”, Franks said. In 2016, Clinton ended up with a win in Iowa, however, she is once again struggling, this time against a self-avowed democratic socialist who seems to be able to rally people, particularly young voters, around a concept of change. He criticized Sanders’ universal healthcare plan and free college for all proposals, calling them impossible to fund. “The New Hampshire I campaigned in really cared that you knew what you were doing, and how it was paid for”.
Hillary Clinton is trailing Sanders badly in New Hampshire in recent polling, but is hoping to narrow the lead on Election Day and call it an expectations-surpassing-win.
The nation’s first presidential primary is Tuesday in New Hampshire, and women’s answers to that question will emerge.
She, along with her husband, former President Bill Clinton, insisted she is just as progressive as Sanders, yet Massachusetts Sen. Dee Stewart, the president and CEO of the Stewart Group, Inc., a Raleigh-based firm that concentrates on political consulting and public affairs, said when the debate centers on progressivism, Sanders has the edge. I don’t think so.
As she makes the final rounds in the New Hampshire campaign to reassure supporters, she seeks to show that she is not the untrustworthy politician portrayed by her enemies.
The former president also has higher favorability ratings than his wife, and Sanders’ sky-high ratings have been an obstacle for the Clinton campaign in landing attacks on Sanders.
Jealous pointed out that at other times during the campaign, Clinton had spent time with celebrities such as Kim Kardashian rather than attending big union gatherings.
With just hours to go before voting starts in New Hampshire, Clinton is solidly trailing Sanders in the state, with the latest CNN poll of polls average showing the Vermont senator up 14 percentage points. Bill Clinton, of all people, joined the fray on Sunday, accusing the Bernie Bros of “vicious trolling and attacks that are literally too profane-not to mention sexist-to repeat”.
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And Clinton slammed Sanders and his backers for derisively labeling opponents as part of the “establishment” when they disagree.
