SC PrimD: Other Source: Clinton up by 19 in SC

[Sorenroy]

Amongst White Voters: (estimated to be roughly 40% of primary voters)
Sanders — 44%
Clinton — 39%
O'Malley — 2%

Amongst African-Americans: (estimated to be roughly 60% of primary voters)
Clinton — 54%
Sanders — 18%
O'Malley — 2%

Amongst Male Voters: (estimated to be roughly 40% of primary voters)
Sanders — 44%
Clinton — 37%
O'Malley — 3%

Amongst Female Voters: (estimated to be roughly 60% of primary voters)
Clinton — 48%
Sanders — 32%
O'Malley — 2%

Change from December:
Clinton — -20
Sanders — -3
O'Malley — No Change

[Sorenroy]

Let's see what happens with other polls.  I wish Bernie would sling a little mud here.  While he was getting arrested in Civil Rights marches Hillary was campaigning for Goldwater.  That's a fact and I don't see why it isn't fair game.  At the very least, Bernie should be pointing out that issues most concerning to the black community when you ask them are his life's work. 

I think the issue isn't that he isn't bringing it up, I think the issue is that he isn't bringing it up enough. It should be a central point in his campaign, showing that not only do his views align with helping the poor and disenfranchised, but also that his actions back that up. One of his main points every time he speaks is how his ideas have not changed in 30 years (it's not really true, but it makes a good speech), and adding to that that he was marching alongside King can only help that.

[Sorenroy]

Let's see what happens with other polls.  I wish Bernie would sling a little mud here.  While he was getting arrested in Civil Rights marches Hillary was campaigning for Goldwater.  That's a fact and I don't see why it isn't fair game.  At the very least, Bernie should be pointing out that issues most concerning to the black community when you ask them are his life's work. 

I think the issue isn't that he isn't bringing it up, I think the issue is that he isn't bringing it up enough. It should be a central point in his campaign, showing that not only do his views align with helping the poor and disenfranchised, but also that his actions back that up. One of his main points every time he speaks is how his ideas have not changed in 30 years (it's not really true, but it makes a good speech), and adding to that that he was marching alongside King can only help that.

I can only hope he is waiting to bust that out at the right time.  Just look at this inspiring image.

For the record, there have been questions over that specific image. Bernie Sanders was definitely active during that time, and was arrested, but this is thought to be an image of another activist.

http://time.com/4108379/bernie-sanders-photo-civil-rights/