Sanders continues to attack Clinton on Wall St. ties

Sanders, meanwhile, hopes to strike back with his own triumph in New Hampshire’s primary next Tuesday.

The event was billed as the biggest Democratic fundraiser in New Hampshire, and the crowd of thousands inside Verizon Wireless Arena was pretty evenly divided.

Sanders, meanwhile, would wallop Trump by a resounding 49 to 39 percent and beat Cruz by 46 to 42 percent, Quinnipiac said. Jeanne Shaheen. While the women praised the Vermont senator, they also questioned his preparedness and the thesis behind his campaign: revolution.

Sitting on opposite sides of the arena, Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters tried to out-cheer each other. “I think they’re unwarranted, and there has not been a single time for the last 25 years where the right wing has gone after it, and the media has dutifully followed up on the inquiry, where they have found one thing”, Dean said, using the suspicious death of President Clinton’s Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster as an example of a baseless Clinton scandal.

“Well, we’re talking about it because Bernie Sanders has made it a campaign issue, and he is her only opponent”, Mitchell said.

“Well, I’m not sure”.

“I am exhausted of the attacks on Hillary Clinton’s integrity”. In comparison, Clinton has nearly total name recognition among voters.

“I want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly the young people, who are supporting Senator Sanders”. I know you’re just sitting there in that firehouse doing nothing, collecting money and a pension, but it’s time to clean that up since you put it up.

One could say the Fox and Friends hosts had a heyday with Maddow hugging the candidates.

“I really don’t think these kinds of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you”, said Clinton, whose campaign had been shaken last week by Sanders virtual tie in the caucuses in Iowa – a state she had been expected to win handily.

“Vote for a Democrat in November, no matter who it is”.

Sanders reiterated that message to all of the Democrats at the rally.

When voters across the political divide were asked whether they viewed a candidate favorably or unfavorably, Sanders fared the best while Trump was worst off.

The debate comes five days before the second state-by-state contest in the battle for the presidential nominee, in New Hampshire.