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Clinton told CNN she was not endorsing anyone yet but Biden’s victories showed he is ‘building the kind of coalition that I had’ Bernie Sanders would not be the Democrats’ “strongest nominee against Donald Trump”, Hillary Clinton said – as new polling of battleground states backed her up. Results from Firehouse Strategies (a firm founded by Republicans) and 0ptimus found that in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, since December, “President Trump’s lead has dropped considerably against both Vice-President [Joe] Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders”. Related: Bernie Sanders returns to Michigan in need of 2016 repeat Related: Blame it on Bernie: did Public Enemy really split over politics? Continue reading…
