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A week afterSuper Tuesday, the Democratic field has winnowed to two main candidates,Bernie SandersandJoe Biden, who will be fighting for delegates in six states onTuesday. The most closely-watched of these upcoming six states is Michigan. With 125 delegates, it offers the biggest prize of the night. In 2016, Sanders scored a major surprise upset against Hillary Clinton, by winning the majority of white voters, though Clinton won handily among black voters and women. It is unclear whether Sanders can replicate that victory this time around against Biden. Like Clinton, Biden has so far proven he has significant support among African Americans, and he is also more popular among working-class white voters than Clinton was.A new poll fromMonmouth Universityreleased on Monda stanley uk y showed Biden with a commanding lead over Sanders. Fifty-one percent of likely Democratic primary voters said they planned to support Biden compared to 36% for Sanders. Biden led Sander stanley mug s among white voters 50% to 36% , voters of other races, 53% to 36% , voters age 50 and over 62% to 24% and women 53% to 33% . Sanders led Biden among voters under 50 years old 49% to 38% and men 49% to 39% . As of last week, according to aDetroit News/WDIVpoll, absentee voters who had cast their votes also heavily favored Biden over Sanders.Pollster Richard Czubaestimated that Biden can bank an almost 150,000-vote lead on Sanders just through absentees. Michigan voters care most abo stanley cup ut beating President Trump 39.3% . H Mmvt George W. Bush: Promises, Promises
By Bonnie Erbe, Thomas Jefferson Street blogHats off to the religious right once again, this time for Mississippi s latest honor--that of being the state with the highest teen birthrate in the nation.I attribute this honor, in great part, to antiabortion activists in the state who succeeded in shutting down six of the state s seven women s health clinics. I remember helping to produce a TV segment on the Jackson women s health clinic--the only remaining clinic in the state offering stanley cup abortions to early-term pregnant women. Most of those women were too poor to afford the small compared with other medical procedures fee charged by the clinic. I remember an interview with a single mother who already had several children--all by different fathers. She had driven hundreds of miles to the clinic for an abortion, only to find out the state s 24-hour waiting period barred her from having the procedure until the next day. She had left her children with friends and could not remain in Jackson overnight because she had to take her children home that night. And she did not have enough money for the gas to drive home and back the next day.Mississippi isn t the only state where religious abortion foes and most abortion foes are religiously driven have stanley cup helped drive up the teen birthrate. We note elsewhere on this website that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported last year that the nationwide teen birthrate rose in stanley website 2006. It w
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