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Democratic Presidential Candidates Martin O’Malley, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are interviewed by Rachel Maddow in a Forum setting. Differing from a debate as Maddow Interviews candidates separately one at a time.
At MSNBC forum, Democratic candidates court black voters | MSNBC
ROCK HILL, South Carolina – The three Democratic presidential candidates made a concerted pitch to black voters Friday at an MSNBC candidate forum in this first-in-the-South primary state. Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley fielded questions on issues including ISIS, the Keystone pipeline and how to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, but focused mainly on appealing to African-American voters facing the looming prospect of replacing Barack Obama, the first black president.
Just watched the show and it was very informative and telling about each of candidates. I didn't get thrilled or cringe much about any of their comments. O'Malley and Sanders were quick and concise in their responses. Hillary went on in extra detail and telling stories.
O'Malley and Sanders saw more wrong with present America. Clinton saw some improvement is necessary. Clinton didn't bash the GOP much at all. O'malley and Sanders vehemently accusing GOP of wrongs.
O'malley used the term Progressive. Sanders used the term Socialist Democrat. Clinton did not get caught categorizing her philosophy. However it was obvious Clinton used the event to improve her likability.
Anyrate I thought be interesting to put these type of events in Political Forum. This next Tuesday is the 4th GOP Debate focused on economic issues.
At MSNBC forum, Democratic candidates court black voters | MSNBC
ROCK HILL, South Carolina – The three Democratic presidential candidates made a concerted pitch to black voters Friday at an MSNBC candidate forum in this first-in-the-South primary state. Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley fielded questions on issues including ISIS, the Keystone pipeline and how to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, but focused mainly on appealing to African-American voters facing the looming prospect of replacing Barack Obama, the first black president.
Just watched the show and it was very informative and telling about each of candidates. I didn't get thrilled or cringe much about any of their comments. O'Malley and Sanders were quick and concise in their responses. Hillary went on in extra detail and telling stories.
O'Malley and Sanders saw more wrong with present America. Clinton saw some improvement is necessary. Clinton didn't bash the GOP much at all. O'malley and Sanders vehemently accusing GOP of wrongs.
O'malley used the term Progressive. Sanders used the term Socialist Democrat. Clinton did not get caught categorizing her philosophy. However it was obvious Clinton used the event to improve her likability.
Anyrate I thought be interesting to put these type of events in Political Forum. This next Tuesday is the 4th GOP Debate focused on economic issues.