Posted on Feb 10, 2016
Trump and Sanders win: We are witnessing a full scale revolt, America | Fox News
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The political outsiders have taken control of this election.
Donald Trump won Tuesday night’s Republican primary in New Hampshire. By a margin of 34 percent to 16 percent for John Kasich, Trump proved that his slogan of “Make America Great Again” resonates with voters – in a big way.
On the Democratic side, self proclaimed socialist Bernie Sanders edged Hillary Clinton out by 20 percentage points. His message railing against the rigged economy, special interests that control Washington and pledging to give Americans universal healthcare and free college tuition brought together a larger coalition of young voters than the one Barack Obama built in 2008.
Donald Trump won Tuesday night’s Republican primary in New Hampshire. By a margin of 34 percent to 16 percent for John Kasich, Trump proved that his slogan of “Make America Great Again” resonates with voters – in a big way.
On the Democratic side, self proclaimed socialist Bernie Sanders edged Hillary Clinton out by 20 percentage points. His message railing against the rigged economy, special interests that control Washington and pledging to give Americans universal healthcare and free college tuition brought together a larger coalition of young voters than the one Barack Obama built in 2008.
Trump and Sanders win: We are witnessing a full scale revolt, America | Fox News
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This is a refreshing change in politics. I would love to see this happen in Congressional elections, and local elections.
Stop voting for politicians.
Stop voting for politicians.
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I think people are making far too big a deal of the outcome of New Hampshire. In the grand scheme of things, it means nothing. For the Democrats, it is Sanders' home turf. If he couldn't win there, then he likely couldn't win anywhere. New Hampshire would actually be important had Sanders and Trump both lost (or either lost). The fact that they both won makes New Hampshire irrelevant. If anything, it is Iowa that truly sent a message!
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