Hillary Clinton goes on attack as lead over Bernie Sanders shrinks

And there’s no doubt about it and we’ve talked about this, Gene Robinson, that the question is not what happens to Hillary Clinton running against Bernie Sanders in SC, after she loses Iowa and New Hampshire, if she loses Iowa and New Hampshire, the question is, is that when Joe Biden and John Kerry who have been privately thinking about this, discussing it with friends, even Al Gore who friends say have been obsessed with the issue whether he should jump into the race or not?

While Clinton has the highest odds of winning the nomination, Sanders has the best odds in New Hampshire, where players pin his chances at 84%. Bernie Sanders, including several that resonate strongly among black voters.

The new numbers come as the Vermont senator claims his first slim lead in the crucial state of Iowa and extends his lead in New Hampshire – posing a threat to the Democratic frontrunner in the two first crucial contests.

“Secretary Clinton, obviously now, sees herself in trouble”, Sanders said, pointing to his recent surge in polls.

The Fox poll also broke things down in favor of Sanders regarding the young votiers with a 55-31% margin.

Perhaps especially concerning for Clinton’s team, the poll shows her way behind with voters under 45 years of age.

“There’s no secret Elizabeth Warren plan”, Devine said. If he does, the 2016 election will be his no matter what the Republicans do. To stop them, stand with her. I’m Hillary Clinton and I approve this message. The mainstream media avoids Bernie Sanders like the plague. The NBC/ Wall Street Journal/Marist poll showed Sanders with 50 percent and Clinton with 46 percent in that primary. “Bernie Sanders has said that he thought the presidents approach is the correct approach. “I’ve got the scars to show for it”.

There’s something else at work here, something so groundbreaking as to shake the very foundation of the status quo.

Hillary Clinton gave her first presidential candidate televised national interview with CNN’s Brianna Keilar on Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Unlike Clinton, Sanders’ past has gone by relatively unscrutinised. Sanders may pick up momentum. Web based news sites also.

An event Monday in Waterloo underscored Clinton’s challenge: About 300 people welcomed her enthusiastically and listened to her diligently, but many of them, still unsure, rebuffed Clinton aides trying to get them to sign “commitment cards” to caucus for her.

Sanders has explained that he is anxious about small gun shops in Vermont being sued because one of the people they sold a gun to committed a crime with their weapon. As more polls are taken the greater picture regarding Sanders’ influence and notoriety might take on a bigger expanse than even the analysts have predicted.

According to exit polls from 2008, a stunning 48 percent of New Hampshire Democratic primary voters said they chose their candidate in the final week before voting. Trump has tons of social media presence, but most of it is criticism to his rants and tirades.

To this, Sanders has not had a clear reply.