Facing increasingly pointed criticism from Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, Sen. Bernie Sanders used a campaign stop in Madison on Wednesday to defend his sweeping agenda — including his plan to make college tuition free.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders defended his ambitious domestic agenda Wednesday before a crowd at Madison’s Orpheum Theater and in an interview with the Wisconsin State Journal.
Supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders wait in line to hear his address Wednesday at the Orpheum Theater on State Street in Madison.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders waves to a Madison crowd Wednesday. He told the Wisconsin State Journal that voter turnout will be key to him winning Wisconsin’s primary on Tuesday.
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A Sunday night rally at UW-Madison was Sanders’ third stop in nine days and his final pre-primary visit to Madison.
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The poll is the first since the GOP field narrowed to three candidates and comes as the race has shifted to Wisconsin.
Clinton also will deliver a personal rebuke to one of the GOP senators blocking a hearing: Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh.
