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Sanders’ biggest problem is reassembling anti-Hillary coalition

By W. James Antle III
Published May 27, 2015 9:00am ET
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Sanders’ biggest problem is reassembling anti-Hillary coalition
The biggest obstacle in Sanders' applies equally to all other Democratic challengers: reassembling the coalition that defeated Hillary in the 2008 primaries. (AP) | Andy Duback

You will hear plenty of reasons why Vermont socialist senator turned 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders can’t beat Hillary Clinton: his appearance, his oratorical skills, his insistence on retail politics rather than negative ads, his political views.

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