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Hillary Clinton

Gothmog

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4. That video shows that Sanders will have a very difficult time winning support from Obama supporters

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Sat Oct 10, 2015, 10:45 AM

Oct 2015

President Obama is very popular among the base of the party and Sanders is not. Sander's attacks on President Obama will limit Sanders' ability to attract support from other demographic groups who made up the Obama coalition.

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Sanders' challenge: Winning over Obama Supporters [View all] msrizzo Oct 2015 OP

K&R! stonecutter357 Oct 2015 #1

BS can debate Hillary everyday from now till the last primary, "winning over Obama supporters" Tarheel_Dem Oct 2015 #2

BS wanted the President primaried in 2012... he's always out there bashing the President to the Cha Oct 2015 #3

That video shows that Sanders will have a very difficult time winning support from Obama supporters Gothmog Oct 2015 #4

Exactly - he can't run against the party and then ask for the party to support him shenmue Oct 2015 #5

^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^ Tarheel_Dem Oct 2015 #10

Yes, President Obama is very popular with Millions of People. I'd like to know what the Cha Oct 2015 #7

I assume that bashing Obama will not be part of his outreach plan. msrizzo Oct 2015 #9

Winning over Clinton supporters by attacking Obama and supporters is one big reason Sanders can not Fred Sanders Oct 2015 #6

I really think Sanders has no intention of becoming president. upaloopa Oct 2015 #8

You are exactly right. murielm99 Oct 2015 #11

It has been said about 25% of the millennium are going for Sanders, about the same percentage of his Thinkingabout Oct 2015 #12

I believe that the Far Left/Highly Educated/White Sanders supporters.... Walk away Oct 2015 #13