Post by Logan on Feb 25, 2016 5:42:40 GMT -6
Sen. Bernie Sanders will face his biggest challenge thus far in the presidential race Saturday when South Carolina Democrats go to the polls.
But Sanders, who insists he has not given up on the Palmetto State, has been more focused on promoting his political revolution in the 11 states that vote March 1.
Sanders participated in a CNN town hall event in South Carolina Tuesday night, but he has spent more time outside the state campaigning in Super Tuesday states. This week alone Sanders is planning to hold events in Oklahoma, Ohio, Missouri and Virginia.
Sanders, in an interview with The Washington Post Tuesday, acknowledged the advantage his rival Hillary Clinton has in South Carolina.
Read more: www.timesargus.com/article/20160225/NEWS01/160229790
But Sanders, who insists he has not given up on the Palmetto State, has been more focused on promoting his political revolution in the 11 states that vote March 1.
Sanders participated in a CNN town hall event in South Carolina Tuesday night, but he has spent more time outside the state campaigning in Super Tuesday states. This week alone Sanders is planning to hold events in Oklahoma, Ohio, Missouri and Virginia.
Sanders, in an interview with The Washington Post Tuesday, acknowledged the advantage his rival Hillary Clinton has in South Carolina.
Read more: www.timesargus.com/article/20160225/NEWS01/160229790