Zogby Calls Dem Debate a draw, slight advantage to Sanders
The Bernie Sanders presidential campaign is touting its candidate’s foreign policy judgment in response to criticism from allies of Hillary Clinton, his rival for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The debate schedule has worked to Clinton’s favor.
HRC’s anxiety isn’t unfounded.
In 2002, Clinton was a member of the Senate representing NY while Sanders was in the House of Representatives. Clinton’s most engaged post during the debate was on her stance on gun violence, which garnered just over 8,200 likes. “He’s a once-in-a-lifetime candidate and he was particularly appealing in a state like SC…”
“In this race I think that Hillary is in the best position to build on President Obama’s legacy”, Sellers said, “whether it’s diplomacy, health care or criminal justice reform”.
The CNN/WMUR survey found that more than half of New Hampshire Democratic primary voters – 52% – have already “definitely decided” who they will vote for, signaling less room for shifting loyalties as the primary approaches on February 9.
“We are ready for a change”, Palin said. The forecasts give Clinton an 82 percent chance of winning while Sanders comes at 18 percent.
It’s just one poll, but it’s consistent with what we know about the intra-party bases of the two Democrats.
In the last month, Clinton has deployed a legion of celebrities and family members to take her message to Granite State voters, according to ABC News. But with less than two weeks until the Iowa caucuses Clinton is doing all she can to shore up support and raise money across the country.
“Very often, black men are arrested, convicted and incarcerated for offenses that do not lead to the same results for white men”, she said during an answer on criminal justice reform.
For the democratic party, Clinton is forecasted to have all round victory over Vermont senator, Bernie Sanders.
“Sanders is aided by the fact that most Super Tuesday contests are open to independent voters – a group where he performs well”, Mr. Murray said. “They’re jobs that have to be done by Americans, and while we’re at it, why don’t we do what people say we should, and have tax credits and incentives for companies that want to re-shore jobs, bring them back, build the facilities here?”
Among those voters, Sanders holds an even broader 64 percent to 35 percent lead.
The debate saw fewer shots at Republican front runner Donald Trump and no attempts to draw in the other Clinton. Reporter: Losing ground in Iowa and New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton now issuing this admission.