Sanders surges ahead of Clinton in NH

Clinton has even started to signal that she is looking past her own primary debates, another sign she is steadily urging Democrats to begin thinking of her as the party standard-bearer who has the strength to stand up to Republicans. By contrast, the Democrats are hosting a snoozefest with presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton.

Vice President Joe Biden, who reportedly is considering making a late entry into the Democratic race, came in third with 9 percent of the vote.

Hillary Clinton’s portfolio favors the Vanguard Index 500 Fund. She has between $5 million and $25 million invested in it. The fund primarily contains big name companies, with results closely linked to the stock market.

On Tuesday, though, Clinton finished her remarks on education and Republicans by simply saying, “I am looking forward to debating on these issues”. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush additionally has such a gaggle, referred to as Proper to Rise Coverage Options.

Clinton also pushed back against Trump’s assertion that she attended his 2005 wedding at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., out of obligation.

In describing the race as a “statistical tie”, then, the WMUR pollsters are acknowledging the possibility that despite Clinton’s 6% lead, Sanders’s actual support might be at the upper end of the margin of error, and Clinton’s at the lower end.

While the poll may be an outlier, the very fact that Sanders, an unkempt septuagenarian socialist, is leading Clinton in any poll raises eyebrows.

Today’s poll is the first to show Sanders, whose liberal policies are popular with the Democratic base, ahead of Clinton in New Hampshire. Other surveys show similar drops and indicate her lead over Sanders has eroded.

But there hasn’t been a lot of recent polls in New Hampshire.

Hillary Clinton is responding to Donald Trump’s comment about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.

“I am so looking forward to debating whomever emerges from their [the GOP] process”, Clinton said Monday at an event in Manchester, New Hampshire. Her eyes are also set on another rival who may be hitting much closer to home.

The audience for the tougher language is both Democratic primary voters and general election voters, according to the campaign, although it is plain that reassuring politically active Democrats that Clinton will scrap with Republicans is a major motivation. “Their policies are horrendous”, Benenson said. Marco Rubio of Florida, said it raised about $16 million through June.

“My question is about something that’s troubling me about our culture in the United States right now”, the town hall participant said.

“It used to be that people would be careful about what they said”. As a trade-off, they need to report their donors to the FEC.

“And we want to have Democratic voters see her doing this, see that she has prosecuted the case against Republicans very effectively”.