On the eve of the primary election, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders continues to hold a double-digit lead over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, and Trump is also leading the GOP pack.
Before you allow the media, big business interests, misinformed colleagues and personal connections, dissuade you from voting for Bernie Sanders by using the “S” word inaccurately, please ask yourself, “Why are these countries capable of providing college education, free healthcare, and proper incentive for entrepreneurialism/ingenuity and be socialists? Why can’t the U.S.? How do we head in the right direction for ourselves and future generations?
If I am going to hell for supporting Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton, I will save seats for Mrs. Albright and Ms. Steinem. Their condemnation of our young sisters surely gained both of them admission as well.
Saturday’s latest poll shows Democrats are leaning toward Sanders while Republicans are generally all over the place.
The battle royale for the NH Primary Democratic vote.
Bernie Sanders spoke to a full-house of business leaders during a Politics and Eggs event at the Executive Court in Manchester.
Peter Noonan illustrates the Iowa Caucus results.
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders will begin a two-day swing through New Hampshire on Jan. 21 with stops at Southern NH University, as well as locations in Peterborough, Nashua, Wolfeboro and Hudson.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders begins a two-day swing through New Hampshire, starting Jan. 3 with a meeting with seniors in Londonderry, and a town hall in Manchester Jan. 4.
“I would like to file a Complaint with the Ballot Law Commission asking that the name of Bernie Sanders be removed from the 2016 Democratic Party presidential primary ballot. Mr. Sanders is clearly ineligible to appear in New Hampshire on a Democratic Party ballot.”