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After Wisconsin Loss, Clinton Accuses Sanders of Falling Short on Details
Sanders’ campaign fired back Wednesday, saying the senator knows “exactly” how to carry out one of his top priorities.
Brooklyn Brawl: Clinton, Sanders Set Their Sights on NY
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Hillary Clinton on Wednesday questioned rival Bernie Sanders' readiness to be president, saying he hasn't thought through the details or political leverage needed to translate his promises, including cracking down on Wall Street, into reality.
“I am concerned that some of his ideas just won’t work because the numbers don’t add up,” the Democratic front-runner told a gathering of the AFL-CIO in Philadelphia, a day after losing to Sanders in Wisconsin and as she campaigned in Pennsylvania ahead of that state's April 26 primary.