Posted on 02/03/2016 2:58:18 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire - Hillary Clinton emerged from Iowa with a razor-thin victory over Bernie Sanders - and a new round of nervous second-guessing from supporters.
Topping the list of concerns is Clinton's staggering disadvantage with young voters, a crucial Democratic constituency that overwhelmingly sided with Sanders. Clinton supporters are also worried that the campaign is still struggling with a muddled message.
Some Democrats warned the candidate against overcorrecting.
"Swerving off her lane, changing messages or tone would be a mistake," said Dan Pfeiffer, a longtime Obama adviser. He pointed to March 15 contests in Florida, Ohio and Illinois as a test of whether Clinton "will either put this away, or sign up for a 2008-style slog."
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Do young people even know what “traitor” means?
The “young” having been provided for by their parents most of their lives are susceptible to Sanders free lunch nonsense
since when is a TIE 49.5 to 49.9 a win?
talk about spin (or is it delusion?)
Hillary needs to be prosecuted.
This is a bigger deal than most 1990s-scarred Republicans realize. To those who weren't around back then, Hillary is a schreechy, repulsive old lesbian in diapers and a housecoat with a creepy old horndog of a husband looking for what he can't get at home. And they're crooks. Why are we still afraid of her?
If she is nominated, I think many young voters stay home.
a tie goes to the liar
And she won six out of six coin flips. Those two-headed coins are going to be on display at the Clinton liebrary and massage parlor soon.
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