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Can anyone stop the Clinton machine?

Abramsky, Sasha

New statesman (1996), 2015-04, Vol.144 (5258), p.13

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Título:
Can anyone stop the Clinton machine?
Autor: Abramsky, Sasha
Assuntos: Candidates ; Clinton, Hillary Rodham ; Elections ; Forecasts and trends ; Governors ; Market trend/market analysis ; Political activity ; Political campaigns ; Political parties ; Presidential candidates ; Presidential elections ; Presidents ; Primaries & caucuses ; Regulatory reform
É parte de: New statesman (1996), 2015-04, Vol.144 (5258), p.13
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Descrição: Elizabeth Warren, a one-time Harvard professor and now senator for Massachusetts, who came to prominence by campaigning for economic justice and regulatory reform of the financial sector and who delivers humdinger speeches about fairness and equal opportunity, certainly makes liberal Democrats swoon. Vermont's independent senator Bernie Sanders, who is the closest thing to a bona fide socialist in the US Senate, has made noises about running. * If he did, he would likely serve as a rallying point to bring anti-war, anti-corporate, pro-environmental activists into Democratic Party events (rather than picketing those events from the outside) and not as a viable national alternative to Clinton.
Editor: London: New Statesman, Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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