Clinton still leading the way in SC

Clinton and Sanders are now drawing their focus to Nevada, a state where voters will decide who to caucus for next Saturday. Clinton leads him 59 percent to 49 percent in the latest CBS News Battleground Tracker.

The Vermont senator used unusually blunt words to express frustration with his opponent when he spoke to reporters Saturday before flying to Colorado for a Democratic dinner at which both were scheduled to appear. “I far prefer that and the chances we have to be successful there than trying to start all over again, gridlocking our system and trying to get from zero to 100 percent”.

Clinton’s point may have been well-intentioned and a little self-effacing, but he certainly seems to be mixing up the scientific reality of genetics with the modern social construction of race, a much more recent phenomenon.

Clinton, who has cast herself as the rightful heir to Obama’s legacy, accused Sanders of diminishing the president’s record, short-changing his leadership and seeking to wipe away his signature health care law.

“I am not a single-issue candidate, and this is not a single-issue country”, she said.

“I think this happens a lot in the primary elections where candidates who are more extreme get a lot of support from people who tend to vote in primaries”, Wagner said.

The former Secretary of State had retained her popularity among African American voters who support her 73-26 percent, despite a huge loss in New Hampshire last week to Sanders.

In Nevada, her team has no excuses.

“Senator Sanders’ plan really rests on making sure that governors like Scott Walker contribute $23 billion on the first day to make college free”, Clinton told the Milwaukee audience. Barack Obama’s campaign that year.

Former President Bill Clinton made a stop in Clayton County. A win here would show that he can go beyond the Ben & Jerry’s constituency that has flocked to his campaign. “But it doesn’t change my view that we need to empower everyone, women and men, to make the best decisions in their minds that they can make”, she said. “Nevada is a ideal case study”.

Seeking to stem Sanders’ momentum, her campaign has argued that his appeal is mostly limited to the white, liberal voters who make up the Democratic electorate in Iowa and New Hampshire. Clinton’s campaign has launched a Latina-to-Latina phone bank program as well as a Spanish-language caucus-training program called Caucus Conmigo (Caucus With Me). Sanders drew about 20,000 people to two rallies in Minnesota last month and has identified the state as a top target. But one of the most important was black voters.

In this January 19, 2016, photo, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. “You need a change maker who believes in inclusive economics, inclusive politics, inclusive society, and a national security policy … that keeps us safe without giving up who we are as Americans”.

Ellison said he sought out Sanders when he came to Washington because he sat on the Financial Services Committee and “made friends with him”.

“That’s what I respect about the Democratic Party versus the Republican Party because the Republican Party is just going back and forth”, attendee Cedric Gulley said.

“Look, I think that she’s been saying that for as long as I’ve known her, which is about 25 years”.