Oklahoma isn’t where you might normally expect to find Sen. Bernie Sanders spending his time.
It’s one of the reddest states in the nation and a leader in hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” which Sanders calls “a disaster for the planet.”
Read More >>South Carolina’s black Democrats really do not like Bernie Sanders.
Not only did the Vermont senator get shellacked by Hillary Clinton in the overall vote in South Carolina’s primary, his share of the African-American electorate was worse here than in Nevada.
Read More >>In state after state, the pattern is the same.
Hillary Clinton’s team swooped in early, organized methodically and captured support from the Democratic establishment. Bernie Sanders arrived late, opened eyes with a few jam-packed rallies and quickly generated a ground game powered by the progressive grass roots.
Read More >>Bernie Sanders’ campaign is desperately fighting to prove that Super Tuesday isn’t his final stand.
The outlook is grim: He likely needs comfortable wins in at least five states to realistically keep pace in the delegate hunt. Coming off a deflating loss in Nevada and a thorough pummeling in South Carolina, Sanders’ brain trust views March 1 as a swinging gate that could either reveal — or effectively close off — his path to the nomination.
Read More >>If Marco Rubio’s dominant debate performance, relentless mocking of Donald Trump’s appearance, and increased scrutiny of Trump’s business record don’t give the senator from Florida momentum on Super Tuesday, it’s hard to see how he wins the GOP nomination. Absent fresh polling, there are signs that Rubio is making inroads on the longstanding front-runner now that he’s gone full bore against
Read More >>Donald Trump is leading in the Super Tuesday states of Georgia and Tennessee, while Ted Cruz is ahead in his home state of Texas, according to a trio of new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls.
And Hillary Clinton is topping Bernie Sanders in all three of those southern states by about a 2-to-1 margin.
Read More >>Bernie Sanders is touting new fundraising totals for his Democratic presidential campaign and launching a one-day drive to reach $40 million in February that will “absolutely shock the political establishment.”
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