Sen. Sanders tries to distance himself from toxic online support: “I disown those people. They are not part of my movement.”
When the Democratic debate kicked off tonight, candidates spoke to voters across the country but perhaps most directly to Nevada’s 3 million residents and 1.27 million registered voters — an audience far more diverse and representative of America than voters in Iowa and New Hampshire, where the first two nominating contests took place this month., about 43.8 percent of registered voters were black, Latino, Asian or Native American in 2016. White Nevada residents make up about 48.
In Iowa, white residents make up about 85 percent of the population, and in New Hampshire, it's 90 percent.Oohs and ahhs accompanying the many haymakers getting thrown on the debate stage — something that might encourage the candidates to keep up the direct attacks.
"I have been told many times to wait my turn and step aside and I’m not going to do that," Klobuchar said. "I think we need something different than Donald Trump. I don’t think you look at Donald Trump and say we need someone richer," she said, taking another dig at Bloomberg.
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