Sanders looking to build on momentum in Iowa

Clinton rapped Sanders for voting repeatedly with the National Rifle Association, and then welcomed his weekend reversal to support legislation that would deny gun manufacturers legal immunity.

In the latest national poll, 1,003 likely Democratic voters were asked whom they would support for the presidential nomination.

Former Secretary of State Clinton’s email troubles seem to have hurt her perception among New Hampshire primary voters, with 55 percent saying she is “least honest”.

The United States Presidential Election is now months away and the candidates are all busy conducting their campaigns to ensure their victory.

On the Democratic side, Clinton remained the leader, with 52% support nationally among Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters, compared with 36% for Vermont Sen.

On Sunday, the Sanders Facebook page posted an interesting graphic that has been making its way around the interweb, meant to demonstrate the difference between his campaign and the Hillary Clinton redux effort. In the new poll, Clinton maintains a broad lead over Sanders as the more trusted candidate when it comes to ISIS, 55% Clinton to 26% Sanders, about the same as in early December.

The Jan. 18 King Day rally at the State House was an important stop for the candidates, an opportunity to address a large, mostly black crowd that is likely interested in the political process. He also appears to have an edge over Clinton in New Hampshire, which votes second.

If those numbers were to hold, with Clinton narrowly taking Iowa and Sanders winning New Hampshire, the January 27 SC primary could prove quite interesting.

The letter pointed to Sanders’ call during Sunday’s Democratic debate to “move aggressively” to normalize relations with Iran following recent developments in the nuclear deal.

Sanders took his campaign to Alabama on Monday night, addressing a crowd of more than 5,000 at an auditorium in Birmingham.

Holder, who stepped down from the Justice Department past year, served with Clinton as part of President Obama’s cabinet. Hillary Clinton is not going to get the progressive vote and her frantic rush left is alienating white working class Democrats. “I am struck by the fact that even though the Republicans just had a debate and they are about to have another debate before Iowa, there isn’t another Democratic debate before Iowa or before the primary in New Hampshire”, Maddow said.

Mrs. Clinton said she would “build on” Obamacare by “by putting a cap on prescription drug costs”.