Oklahoma superdelegate says she’s ‘Feeling the Bern’

And callers have to “stay on the entirety of the call to register their presidential preference”, according to the Nevada Democratic Party, the Daily Beast reports.

Whether you’re with Hillary, feeling the Bern or decidedly undecided, you can catch your Democratic candidate of choice Thursday night on MSNBC and Telemundo. But he made no apologies for urging labor’s troops to come out and caucus on Saturday for the former Secretary of State, and not Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

It’s a high-stakes showdown on the Las Vegas strip.

Clinton has recently gushed about the President on the campaign trail, meanwhile casting Sanders as being against the president.

(AP Photo/Jae C. Hong). Polls also show Sanders in a virtual dead heat with Clinton in Nevada, and narrowing Clinton’s still-large lead in SC.

“I’m undocumented and her message resonates with me because I know that she will fight for our families”, Gamez said. “I don’t know where all this comes from, maybe it’s because Sen”.

Asked if Sanders is “realistic enough to serve effectively as president”, 72 percent of Democrats said yes while 48 percent overall agreed and 44 percent of Independents disagreed.

Clinton beckons the girl to her side while the audience claps.

Cruz says in a statement announcing the endorsements he believes they send a “strong signal” that conservatives are uniting behind his campaign.

“I am happy to release everything I have when everybody also does the same”, Clinton said. “I didn’t go around attacking Bill Clinton”.

“This will be among it”, she said, embracing the language she has thus far avoided, perhaps well aware of how Obama has been hit repeatedly on the left for not passing immigration legislation. “Maybe the color of our skin”. In search of hotel workers who vote.

“Unpledged delegates exist really to make sure that party leaders and elected officials don’t have to be in a position where they are running against grassroots activists”, she said. I was on the picket line in “92 against NAFTA”, he said. “Every other candidate in this race has given speeches to private groups, including Senator Sanders”.

Clinton’s lead among superdelegates has ignited protest among Sanders’ supporters, who are petitioning superdelegates to align their votes with the primary outcomes of their states. But this superdelegate advantage is not only a huge lead for Clinton but a big gain as well. Bernie Sanders’ early good showing against her, an Associated Press survey shows.

“Bernie, where have you been?” said Dolores Huerta, a civil rights advocate, on a conference call with reporters. Whether it’s Spanish-language ads or events centered around issues impacting the Latino community, their organizing efforts reflect Nevada’s demographics.

Sanders’ campaign on Saturday will formally open its Kansas City office. She has the support of 68 percent of superdelegates right now.