Analysis: Why the 2016 Sanders voter is still up for grabs
South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg speaks during a Fox News town hall in Claremont, N.H., on Sunday.
The president had appeared on Fox just an hour after Buttigieg's town hall ended, for an exclusive interview with host Steve Hilton. He also seemed to be missing the dynamic of the Fox town hall. So far, whether to indulge the network is the most openly divisive issue in the Democratic primary. Ask about former vice president Joe Biden's record, and candidates tend to play nice; ask about Fox, and they unload.
“Millions of people need to be persuaded that they deserve something better, that change is possible, and that they are the engine of that change,” Meagan Day wrote in Jacobin."[Sanders] went on Fox News not only because he wants to get [working-class] people to consider voting for him in the 2020 election, but also because he has a long-term vision for reshaping the political landscape. He wants to drain the Right’s reservoir of working-class support — which the Right doesn’t deserve.
“We have to get Fred in there tomorrow,” Trump said. “If he wins they won't report it. If he loses it will be the greatest story in the history of our country.” videos like this, designed to demonstrate why the senator's support among disaffected voters is unique.On Monday night, Marianne Williamson, the spiritual-minded self-help author whose presidential bid is running ahead of several governors and members of Congress, spoke to an audience of at least 500 people at Washington's Unity Church. The District may hold the last 2020 primary, unless the council changes it; the rewards of speaking there are limited.
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