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Sanders: Dems ‘dead wrong’ on debates

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Sanders: Dems ‘dead wrong’ on debates | TheHill

The Democratic National Committee is “dead wrong” by limiting the number of debates available to presidential candidates, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said on Sunday.

“I think that that is dead wrong and I have let the leadership of the Democrats know that,” Sanders said on CNN’s “State of the Union.
“I think this country benefits, all people benefit, democracy benefits when we have debates and I want to see more of them,” he added. “I think that debates are a good thing."
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Hillary is scared to debate.
 
Haha, she doesn't want to create a slip up. Sanders will get enormous cheers in the debates, Hillary will look like a relic of the past. She is already bragging/warning about her taking 1/5 of the delegates already, so the system is corrupt.
 
From CNN:

Hillary Clinton's lead in the race for the Democratic nomination has fallen to just 10 points and her advantage in hypothetical general election matchups against the top Republican contenders has vanished, a new CNN/ORC poll has found.

The new poll finds Clinton with 37% support among Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters, down 10 points since August. Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is at 27% and Vice President Joe Biden at 20%. Sanders' support is about the same as it was in August, making Biden the only candidate to post significant gains in the last month. His support is up 6 points in the last month as he weighs making a run for the presidency.
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Poor crooked bitch is getting her comeuppance.
 
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