Democratic Strategists Exhale as Clinton-Sanders Tensions Cool
The return to civility serves as a reminder that the Democratic Party is, overall, in healthier shape than the GOP, at least on the presidential level.
The Great Democratic Debate Over Who’s Qualified
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Tensions between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders cooled on Friday when the Vermont underdog said “of course” Clinton was qualified to be president, walking back the attack he unleashed on Wednesday night.
“On her worst day, she would be an infinitely better president than either of the Republican candidates,” Sanders said on NBC's Today show. He then urged reporters to focus on “real issues” rather than attacks.