Sanders refutes Clinton on guns, healthcare

That tax has become a touchpoint in his presidential race, with Clinton accusing him of planning to raise taxes on middle-class Americans.

Sanders is already beating Clinton in New Hampshire, and if he can pull-off a two-state sweep of the early primaries, that would completely change the dynamic of the race.

“Sen. Sanders wants to dismantle Obamacare, dismantle the CHIP program, dismantle Medicare, and dismantle private insurance”, she said, according to NBC News.

Clinton added: “Don’t talk to me about standing up to corporate interests and big powers”.

She also accused Sanders of being a “pretty reliable vote for the gun lobby”.

With Democratic rival Bernie Sanders surging in the polls, Hillary Clinton came out to strongly denounce the Vermont senator’s record on gun control Tuesday.

Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign released an ad ahead of Tuesday night’s State of the Union that aligns the 2016 candidate with President Barack Obama on guns and challenges Bernie Sanders to “pick a side” on the issue.

“I wish that we could elect a Democrat who could wave a magic wand and say, ‘We shall do this and we shall do that.’ That ain’t the real world we’re living in”, Clinton said.

Clinton also attacked Sanders call for a national single payer health care system.

“It is time for the United States to join the rest of the industrialized world and provide health care as a right to every man, woman and child”.

The avuncular Vermonter often has an air of a disheveled professor when he preaches his message about income inequality, and the need to rein in Wall Street and expand health care to all Americans. After outlining his Medicare-for-all plan, which she argues would collapse the current health care programs that people rely on, Clinton said, “If that is the kind of revolution he is talking about, I am anxious, folks”. “Sanders so that they can judge for themselves whether it makes sense”, Sullivan said. In New Hampshire, Sanders outpaced the former secretary of state by 14 points, securing 53 per cent of the party’s support, a Monmouth University survey said.

A poll released showed Sanders, 74, winning 49 per cent of likely Democratic caucus-goers in Iowa, compared to 44 per cent for Clinton.

Sanders’ campaign responded aggressively Wednesday morning, tweeting a signed photo of Clinton working with the Vermont senator.

Clinton has reiterated her support for the Buffett rule, named after billionaire investor and Clinton endorser Warren Buffett, which would institute a minimum tax rate of 30 per cent on those earning more than $1 million per year.

“You know, I adore my daughter and I know what she was saying because if you look at Senator Sanders’ proposals going back nine times in the Congress, that’s exactly what he’s proposed”. It would erase all the hard-earned successes of the Affordable Care Act, Clinton says, and be at the whim of Republican governors who implement it. Sherrod Brown, whom he referred to as “the establishment” after the Ohio Democrat endorsed Clinton.