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14. The Hill's report on different parts of Sanders' speech, Sanders: 'People are crying out for change'

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Mon Nov 30, 2015, 11:50 AM

Nov 2015

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) late Sunday sought to draw a distinction between himself and Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton while speaking in New Hampshire.

“From coast to coast, the American people are crying out for change, for real change,” Sanders said at the annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner, according to reports.

“They are tired of the same old, same old establishment politics, establishment economics and establishment foreign policy. They want this county to move in a new direction," Sanders added.

Sanders also suggested in his prepared remarks that with the continued support of Democrats, he is poised to pull off one of the greatest political upsets in U.S. history.

Read more: http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/261458-sanders-people-are-crying-out-for-change

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Bernie Sanders makes it clear: He’s playing this game to win [View all] Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 OP

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