Bernie Sanders: White People Don’t Know What It’s Like to Be Poor

Last night's Democratic debate, held in Flint, Michigan for maximum pandering power, was full of choice nuggets.
Bernie Sanders sexistly hushed Hillary Clinton as she tried to interrupt his ranting. MSNBC was caught giving Hillary's spokeswoman the interview questions ahead of time. Bernie Sanders blamed Flint's water crisis on corporations instead of the 60 years of Democratic rule that allowed the city's pipes to turn to rusty mush...
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See How John Kasich Answers When Voter Asks Why She Should Vote for Him in the ‘Democratic Primary’

A young voter seemingly unsatisfied with Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders found her way to a New Hampshire town hall with Republican candidate John Kasich and asked the Ohio governor to tell her why she should vote for him in the “Democratic primary,” a comment that went uncorrected.
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O'Malley drops out of Democratic race for president

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley ended his Democratic presidential campaign Monday midway through vote-counting in the Iowa caucuses, terminating a bid that failed to gain traction against rivals Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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Prominent South Carolina "Firewall" Democrat Drops Clinton Endorsement to Back Sanders

Overwhelming support from black voters is said to be Hillary Clinton's "firewall" against the possibility of Bernie Sanders victories in Iowa and New Hampshire. It's the reason that she's likely to build a delegate lead by winning primaries across the South in late February and early March. As Slate's Jamelle Bouie wrote last week, Clinton's advantage in this area has been built through decades of appearances and face-to-face conversations with voters and influential figures at "black civic and community organizations, from church networks to civil rights groups."
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15 Questions in Search of a Democratic Debate

1) Polls show that, by a large margin, Americans feel we're on the wrong track, both economically and as to foreign policy. Yet none of you offers any criticism of President Barack Obama, who has been in charge for the last seven years. Why, then, should Americans believe that four more years, under your leadership, would be any different from the last seven?


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AP FACT CHECK: Clinton, Sanders revise history in Dem debate

Hillary Rodham Clinton revised history in the Democratic debate when insisting she's not a flip-flopper on a trade deal she promoted as secretary of state but turned against as a presidential candidate. Bernie Sanders overstated the share of wealth being taken by the richest Americans, a subject that goes to the core of his campaign. A look at some of the claims in the debate among Democratic rivals Tuesday night and how they compare with the facts:


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