Clinton campaign hires student organizer from Sanders operation

Warren threw her support behind Clinton Thursday night, following President Barack Obama. Sanders, who continues to campaign for the Democratic nomination, became a proxy of sorts for the effort to draft Warren.

She also pointed to hundreds of new state-level abortion restrictions imposed by Republican-led legislatures and the fact that 11 states have defunded Planned Parenthood in the past year, cutting some women off from their only health care access.

“That’s someone who doesn’t hold women in high regard, because if he did, he would trust women to make the right decisions” for their bodies, she said.

The talks came a day after the MA senator endorsed Clinton.

Presidential nominees are often motivated in their choice of running mate by finding someone who can paper over their own liabilities with a particular constituency.

A top surrogate for Bernie Sanders isn’t impressed by Sen. Across the Sunday talk shows, Sanders suggested he wants to ensure that Clinton’s support for those priorities is more than words spoken by her or printed on the party’s platform.

Warren is a darling of the progressive wing of the party and always has been.

It nearly went unnoticed, but in a nine-word tangent, Vice President Joe Biden has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. The Clinton campaign made a short-sighted mistake when they attempted to smear Sanders as sexist, and they will be facing a much more formidable and truly sexist opponent in Trump. She is particularly effective on Twitter – the social media jungle that the real estate billionaire prowls like no other candidate.

The Clinton campaign reported a sum of $42 million in the bank June 1, just before the former secretary of state became the Democratic Party’s presumptive nominee.

In an interview this week with The Washington Post, Hillary Clinton said that she hoped that Bernie Sanders would be a full partner by fall.

Clinton’s argument on Trump, the aide said, will be that he says different things depending on who he is talking to, the aide added, noting that while he talks up his respect for women, he also said in 2004 that pregnancy can be an “inconvenience” for employers. President Barack Obama and Massachusetts Sen. Lyndon Johnson to join John F. Kennedy’s Democratic ticket in 1960.

In the meantime, President Obama has endorsed Hillary Clinton, below.

In making his appeal to religious voters – a key bloc for any Republican candidate – Trump pledged to honor “the sanctity and dignity of life”, promote “marriage and family”, and defend Israel.

Reading mostly from a teleprompter, he delivered a sharp rebuke to Clinton, declaring her “unfit to be president” while vowing to “restore faith to its proper mantle in American society”. Sherrod Brown, who also has proven blue-collar and progressive credentials. He ran a campaign from the heart.

Facing criticism for suggesting a judge’s Mexican heritage biased him in a case against the now-defunct Trump University, Trump struck a more welcoming tone.