Hillary Clinton Has a Fever and the Only Prescription Is More Obama

Bernie Sanders emerged from the New Hampshire primary as a serious candidate, both for the Democratic nomination and in the November election.

“I’m in it for Hillary Clinton until the end”, Love said.

“He didn’t see Bernie Sanders because Bernie Sanders was doing fair and open housing in Chicago – that’s why he didn’t see him”. Sanders senior strategist Tad Devine said after the debate that the Clinton campaign was “desperately trying to place a wedge, a wall, a division between Bernie Sanders and President Obama”.

And although she enjoys leads of 30-plus points in the state, the former first lady looked more like a nervous challenger as she worked to prevent her surging opponent from making inroads.

Hillary Clinton speaks in Denver Saturday Evening, February 13, 2016.

That’s the conclusion reached when we analyzed the content of the speeches given by Vermont Independent Sen.

In last week’s New Hampshire debate, Clinton accused Sanders of engaging in “an artful smear campaign” because he was implying that politicians who took money from Wall Street and Super PACs had been bought and paid for, without actually accusing Clinton of being influenced by the financial contributions she’d received.

Long viewed as the overwhelming front-runner in the Democratic race, Clinton has been caught off-guard by Sanders’ connection with Americans frustrated by the current political and economic systems.

He’s already started the process of wooing those delegates: Sanders said he “just met with a couple last night”.

The Democratic contenders next go before voters in Nevada on February 20 and in SC on February 27.

Still, without naming Sanders, Clinton continued to criticize her rival as a “single-issue candidate” with an impractical vision.

The comments came as Clinton and Sanders argued over how effective the Obama administration’s immigration reform efforts have been. As a citizen of the country I have a more particular responsibility to vote for the person I think is best qualified at this particular moment for what can well be considered the most important position in the world.

Former President Bill Clinton made a stop in Clayton County.

“The vote is powerful, it is precious, it is the most powerful nonviolent tool in the democratic society and we must use it”, Lewis added.

At one point during the debate, Sanders told Clinton sharply: “One of us ran against Barack Obama”. Yet, a minor controversy occurred at the dinner between Sanders and Clinton supporters over the issue of campaign swag and signs.

His campaign dismissed Clinton’s contention that Sanders had presented himself as potentially better than Obama on race relations. While Clinton played the aggressor in the previous Democratic debate, she is mindful of a need to not turn off Sanders’ voters, particularly the young people that are supporting him in overwhelming numbers.

“I do believe health care is a right of all people, not a privilege”, he said.