Clinton’s response to Sanders has some Democrats worried

It serves as a reminder of Clinton’s long and diverse political career; she’s a former first lady, senator and secretary of state.

Among respondents who participated in the 2008 Iowa caucuses, Clinton beat Sanders 55 percent to 38 percent.

During Sanders’ rise in the summer, Clinton’s campaign largely avoided criticizing Sanders out of fear that would alienate his liberal supporters who will be important to the Democratic nominee this fall.

A series of recent Iowa polls have had the Republican race closer than the newest survey – including the Des Moines Register, which showed Cruz narrowly edging Trump 25 to 22 percent in a poll issued January 13.

Clinton also blasted Sanders on foreign policy.

Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in Charleston, S.C., on January 17. Bernie Sanders over the issue of foreign policy, attempting to depict him as a novice on the issue.

“The proposal would not succeed, but it would cause very real consternation among our allies and partners”, Sullivan added. Bernie Sanders’ ability to win elections should not be underestimated. The latest bombshell this week revealed that Clinton didn’t only deal with classified information on her private server – she dealt with “the most sensitive of the sensitive” – material even top lawmakers are forbidden from reading.

‘Hillary Clinton is fighting to advance LGBT equality across our nation and throughout the world, ‘ it said in a statement.

Trump says Cruz blew his moment: Donald Trump says his Republican-primary rival Ted Cruz had his moment and “blew it.” A poll done by CNN/ORC shows Sanders’ lead is largely due to his popularity with the younger crowds. Black voters make up a big part of the Democratic voting base in Southern states like SC that hold their contest later in the primary. “I think I have the right judgment to conduct sensible foreign policy”. She says this would keep refugees safe from ISIS and the Al-Assad regime.

Sanders said he would raise the current $118,500 limit on taxable Social Security earnings and use the money to expand benefits to seniors.

Clinton began her remarks here by stressing that, compared to the candidates on the Republican side, she and Sanders disagree on relatively little. “I still think she’s in a good place”.

The Media Matters chief said on Bloomberg TV’s “With all Due Respect”, that Sanders has “got a 30 year history of affiliation with a lot of whack-doodle ideas and parties”.