One Chart Shows Just How Total Hillary’s Collapse Has Become

Clinton’s latest criticisms focus on how Sanders would pay for his plan, which would cost an estimated $15 trillion over 10 years. “He asked them to pull down the last one they put up, he might ask them to take this one down tomorrow”.

The race for the Democratic presidential nomination is coming down to character in the Iowa Democratic Caucus scheduled for February 1.

Several pundits are apparently confident that Hillary’s southern strategy will overwhelm Sanders regardless the outcome of Iowa and New Hampshire. However, in New Hampshire, Sanders leads 48.8 percent to 42.6 percent.

The Vermont senator had raised $1.9 million as of Thursday morning, following attacks this week from Clinton and her surrogates. A Des Moines Register poll showed Clinton ahead in Iowa by two points, but a Quinnipiac poll showed Sanders up five points among likely cacusgoers in the state. After spending weeks mostly slamming Sanders for his stance on guns, Clinton and her aides are expanding their critique of the senator to include health care.

Some Clinton supporters say a tough challenge from Sanders and a longer primary than initially expected could ultimately work to her advantage.

“Whatever I say about Hillary’s plan, you are entitled to give it the love discount if you want”, said the former president.

“We were very surprised today to see that Bernie Sanders had launched a negative television advertisement against Hillary”, Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said in a press call Thursday.

“Absolutely”, Sanders said. “If I said we’re going to do it that’s what we’re going to do”.

In 2008, of course, the group endorsed now-president Obama after he won a less impressive 70 percent of the support of its members. “Now, if that is the revolution he is talking about, I am anxious, folks”, Clinton said at a campaign event Tuesday in Iowa.

Briggs went on to sharply contrast Clinton’s and Sanders’ approaches to regulating Wall Street.

Chelsea Clinton charged that Sanders would “strip millions and millions and millions of people of their health insurance”.

The Washington Post said that Clinton does have a reason to be nervous, with trend lines also showing Sanders gaining ground nationally. I think that would be a big problem.

“She is in serious trouble“, Sanders said speaking to reporters in Pleasantville, Iowa on Monday.