Exactly. While I am glad that we have had a wide field of candidates to pick from, it is really time for those who don't have a chance to bow out. The GOP candidates have spent the past 6 month jockeying for position and attacking each other and really, no one has gone against Clinton. Not only has Clinton not attacked Sanders, she has gone forward in paving the way to victory by continuing to demonstrate the difference between her and the Republicans; the difference between liberalism and conservatism. We need to do the same and very quickly ... we need to show why liberalism hasn't worked and why conservatism will.
Hillary Clinton Just Showed She Isn't Running Against Bernie Sanders AnymoreManchester, New Hampshire — Hillary Clinton arrived here for the third Democratic presidential debate Saturday under distinctly propitious circumstances.
Her chief rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), was engulfed in a political firestorm amid revelations that his campaign had improperly accessed and saved the Clinton campaign's voter data. The episode triggered a bitter war of accusations and recriminations, with the Sanders campaign fundraising off the backlash to the Democratic National Committee's temporary suspension of its access to voter data and Hillaryland blasting Sanders for making his campaign's alleged "theft" a "rallying point."
For Clinton, the case for forcefully challenging Sanders during their face-off at Saint Anselm College was compelling. While Sanders was unaware of the data breach until news of the accusations broke Thursday night, the incident raised significant questions about Sanders' management acumen. For a campaign that's railed against establishment politics-as-usual, the data breached smacked of dirty backroom tricks.
But Clinton let it go....
...From the go, Clinton made clear she had little interest in sparring with Sanders and O'Malley.
"I'm very clear that we have a distinct difference between those of us on this stage tonight and all of our Republican counterparts," she declared in her opening statement. "From my perspective, we have to prevent the Republicans from rolling back the progress that we've made."
Republicans "would repeal the Affordable Care Act, not improve it," she said. "They would give more tax breaks to the super-wealthy and corporations, not to the middle class. And they would, despite all their tough talk about terrorism, continue to let people who are on the no-fly list buy guns."
No Republican tough-talker came under more withering attack from Clinton than Donald Trump, who continues to lead most state and national polls in the GOP race. Trump's strident rhetoric against Muslims, Clinton warned, only endangered national security amid the ongoing struggle against the Islamic State terrorist group, also known as ISIS...
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