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The Democrats’ generational divide
Hillary Clinton vs. Bernie Sanders is a proxy war between older and younger Democrats
Hillary Clinton vs. Bernie Sanders is a proxy war between older and younger Democrats
A majority of African-Americans in South Carolina support Clinton, but Bernie Sanders's appeal is with younger voters
Simplistic binaries aren’t helpful when deciding between Democratic candidates
She is the only candidate who could take the ultimate executive position and turn it from feminist goal into reality
The democratic primary in South Carolina is this upcoming Saturday and so far, Hillary Clinton has the advantage
The party can’t rely on just shifting demographics; it needs to win back its traditional base
Clinton’s strength with African-Americans and union members in the state could portend problems for Sanders
There is no southern hospitality between the candidates as they gear up for a hotly contested battle in South Carolina
In the run-up to the Nevada Democratic caucuses, Native American tribes say they are being ignored
Linda Hirshman, an attorney and a cultural historian, discusses the stand-off between Congress and the president
