In the most shocking upset of the 2016 presidential campaign to date,
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders defeated Hillary Clinton in the Michigan
primary. Sanders won 50 percent of the vote to Clinton’s 48%.
During the
campaign, Sanders focused heavily on his opposition to what he called
"disastrous" trade deals like NAFTA which have hurt Michigan’s
manufacturing sector. Opinion polls had projected Clinton would easily
win the state by as much as 20 percent.
Democracy Now speaks to professor Cornel
West, who backs Sanders, and legendary civil rights activist and labor
organizer Dolores Huerta, who backs Clinton.
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