Posted on Feb 10, 2016
NH loss reveals underlying weaknesses of Clinton candidacy
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HOOKSET, New Hampshire – A longtime bastion of the Clinton dynasty has fallen, just the latest, most ominous sign of Democratic discontent with Hillary Clinton’s candidacy.
Bernie Sanders soundly defeated the former secretary of state Tuesday in New Hampshire, a state that in the past had salvaged the presidential dreams of both Hillary Clinton in 2008 and Bill Clinton in 1992. But not this time and not even close, as nearly every demographic group soundly rejected Clinton’s candidacy in favor of a 74-year-old socialist barely known to most Americans.
Bernie Sanders soundly defeated the former secretary of state Tuesday in New Hampshire, a state that in the past had salvaged the presidential dreams of both Hillary Clinton in 2008 and Bill Clinton in 1992. But not this time and not even close, as nearly every demographic group soundly rejected Clinton’s candidacy in favor of a 74-year-old socialist barely known to most Americans.
NH loss reveals underlying weaknesses of Clinton candidacy
Posted from msnbc.com
Election 2016
Democrats
Hillary Clinton
Posted 9 y ago
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She got dumped because folks up here in New England know that she's a crook. Also the movie 13 Hours didn't help her cause either. She's not much of a public speaker as well. In the case of Bernie "Feel the Bern", he got the nod because of the large youth voter turnout, mostly college aged and young adults looking to not have to pay for their student loans. They want free college. Also the word has it that Bernie will make marijuana legal across the US. With Bernie, kids will go to college on the backs of working people and when they graduate, go back home to mom and dads basement and smoke weed all day while collecting unemployment.
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I disagree with this article. For this election (both Democrat and Republican), I don't think New Hampshire mattered because of who the winners were. The only way New Hampshire would have mattered is if Sanders and / or Trump lost. They were both expected to win all along (Sanders because it's his home state and Trump because he's continuously had a strong showing there).
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Voters in NH sent a clear message yesterday to the Clinton Machine....."We don't trust Hillary Clinton and don't think she is honest or trustworthy"....
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