Sanders has said that the polls and Clinton’s tactics show that she is nervous about her standing in the campaign. A Fox News Poll released last week showed Sanders with a commanding 13 point lead in the Granite State, with a 50-37 point margin.
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The Sanders campaign said it would also introduce an amendment to Blumenthal and Schiff legislation aimed at protecting small gun sellers. “He’s a lot more obsessed with me than I am of him”, she said.
During campaign swings through Iowa and New Hampshire, Bill Clinton treaded fastidiously through tightly controlled campaign events. It is a result of his intelligence, honesty and positions on the issues. “You joined the Senate in voting to get rid of Col. Qaddafi, and you asked that there be a Security Council validation of that, with a resolution”. The poll shows a stunning increase for Sanders, who was only one point ahead in a similar poll in November.
“Thanks, Team Clinton”, says Michael Briggs, spokesman for the Sanders campaign.
Clinton’s campaign chairman, John Podesta, called Sanders’ move a “debate-eve conversion” on Twitter.
“She can’t be president if you don’t nominate her. And if you do nominate her, I don’t think they can stop her from becoming president”, Bill Clinton said.
Though their policy proposals couldn’t be more different, Sanders’ rise mirrors Donald Trump’s unexpected success in courting the Republican base.
Technology hasn’t exactly taken center stage when it comes to candidates’ platforms, so it’s definitely interesting to see Hillary Clinton expressing her views and showing that she can do an bad lot more with her iPhone than your mother can. “On everything she’s ever done, she’s been able to find common ground”. It’s unclear whether Sanders’s success in Iowa and New Hampshire will translate to other states, but it’s obvious Clinton has gotten nervous: This week, her campaign started lashing out at Sanders’s support for a single-payer health care system – using attacks that many commentators dubbed misleading. When asked if she was intimidated by Trump, she said simply, “No”.
A frequent focus of Republican discourse, Clinton contemplated Fallon’s idea of playing a drinking game while viewing the debates, though she worries it may pose a serious threat to her health.
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“We’re really at the front end of the process for states beyond Iowa and New Hampshire”, said Sanders adviser Tad Devine. “You don’t want to put a new person in who has to hit the ground running”, he said.
