Making history with Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton could mobilize a large gender gap by framing her candidacy around womanhood. The piece notes her steadiness and experience but argues a historic win hinges on women voters while contrasting Trump’s negative image with female support. It cites polls and pundit opinions, and mentions Our Principles super PAC ad featuring women reading Trump quotes.
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Sanders faced with path forward after strong 2016 campaign
Bernie Sanders has energized a movement and reshaped Democratic debate yet trails Hillary Clinton in delegates and votes. He must choose a path that advances his goals, avoid anti Clinton tactics, and unite supporters to avoid harming the party and possibly aiding a Republican victory.
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Clinton urges Dems to unite to beat Trump in California
Hillary Clinton told black community leaders in Los Angeles that Democrats must unify to counter Donald Trump. She highlighted a large delegate lead over Bernie Sanders and recalled 2008 dynamics to press unity while Sanders pursues Indiana wins and California supporters.
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