While volatility is expected in primary polls, this latest development is notable because of how completely Trump has dominated such surveys since the summer, when he rocketed to the top. But Carson gained the lead in two Iowa polls last week, while Trump remained ahead in the national ones. Trump responded to the Iowa results by aggressively taunting Carson in his stump speeches and media interviews. Among other things, Trump called Carson “super-low energy,” said he was controlled by his super PAC, blasted him as “extremely weak” on illegal immigration, and even appeared to question his Seventh-day Adventist faith. “He’ll hit back, everybody hits back,” Trump predicted Monday of Carson, who has yet to return fire. “In life, everybody hits back.”
Probably the most progressive and liberal politician in the Senate, alongside Warren and Sanders. Ideologically very closely aligned with Sanders but cited Hillary's stance on the TTP and record of fighting for fair financial system.
Hillary has everyone by her side. She's in the same position that Obama was in during his campaign.. Not to mention she has Katy Perry and I'm sure many other celebrities will begin to endorse her as well. I know she and meryl streep have a very close relationship.. Madonna too.
Lady GaGa and Tony Bennett () performed for one of her rallies earlier this year as well. I don't think she'll have the huge name endorsements that Obama was able to have but they'll come pretty close to it.
Hillary has everyone by her side. She's in the same position that Obama was in during his campaign.. Not to mention she has Katy Perry and I'm sure many other celebrities will begin to endorse her as well. I know she and meryl streep have a very close relationship.. Madonna too.
Probably the most progressive and liberal politician in the Senate, alongside Warren and Sanders. Ideologically very closely aligned with Sanders but cited Hillary's stance on the TTP and record of fighting for fair financial system.
I need the Democratic national and primary/caucus polls post-testimony to come out sooner rather than later. I'm confident it significantly helped her, like Biden declining.
According to a new Monmouth University Poll, Clinton earns 65 percent of the vote from likely Democratic caucus-goers to Sanders' 24 percent. Martin O'Malley gets 5 percent and Larry Lessig, who is not often included in early state polls, gets 1 percent.
The poll conducted between October 22 and 24, is the first poll that captures Democratic caucus-goers' opinions after Clinton's appearance before the Select House Committee on Benghazi last week.
) performed for one of her rallies earlier this year as well. I don't think she'll have the huge name endorsements that Obama was able to have but they'll come pretty close to it.
