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“Well, that would be a word that might well fit”, Clinton said, but then she reconsidered.

Clinton said Trump was a “master brander” and that was one of the reasons for him doing so well in the polls.

Hillary is using the McCarthy gaffe to remind Democrats just how hated she is by Republicans.

Clinton, a Democratic candidate for president, sent copies of her 2014 book “Hard Choices” to the Ohio governor and his rivals for the Republican nomination.

The majority of the posts on BernieSanders.com no longer listed events involving only the senator: There was a volunteer rally in Littleton, door-knocking in Nashua and canvassing in Claremont, Hudson, Salem and Berlin.

“What worries her most is, my information shows, she knows from her internal polling that most Americans – unlike their attempt to portray this as a phony Republican scandal – believe this is a legitimate issue”, Attkisson said.

But when Sanders is matched up towards these similar Republicans, his numbers…

He said “I’m not sure we need half a billion dollars in funding for women’s health programs” when asked about defunding Planned Parenthood.

Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, who is trailing Clinton and Sanders in polls, on Sunday in New Hampshire called on his rivals to “join me in building a new consensus” on gun control by supporting his four-point plan, his campaign said.

Before filming the sketch last night, Clinton addressed the board of the LGBT rights group the Human Rights Campaign, pledging to make LGBT rights a central issue in her administration, if elected.

The deep postgame analysis of Clinton’s skit included an NPR breakdown of how she addressed her problems with authenticity and elitism, the timing of her verdicts on Keystone XL and same-sex marriage, her onetime perceived nomination inevitability and her age.

Clinton, in her appearance, said she has been “fighting alongside you and others for equal rights and I’m just getting warmed up”.

Sanders raised about $26 million for his presidential campaign in the past three months, his campaign said Wednesday, almost matching the $28 million take of Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Bernie Sanders said Saturday that he opposes an U.S.-implemented no-fly zone in Syria, contrasting himself with Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton on the issue. He told a White House news conference, “Typically, what you get is a bunch of mumbo jumbo”.

President Barack Obama is accusing White House hopefuls of concocting “half-baked” ideas for stemming the crisis in Syria.