Clinton Won over From Sanders in The Premier South Carolina

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - United States presidential candidates, Democrat Hillary Clinton won a landslide victory over his rival, Bernie Sanders by winning nearly 50 percent of the vote in the primary ballot in South Carolina ahead of Super Tuesday.

With more than 95 percent of votes cast, Clinton leads by a margin of 48 points from Sanders on Saturday (27/2). His victory is inversely when Hillary lost 28 points of Barack Obama in the 2008 election.

Former US secretary of state is considered a lot of support among black voters, giving him the advantage ahead of Super Tuesday, which is the primary way of voting conducted simultaneously in 13 states and one US territory on March 1 next.

Although this victory is not secure its position in the Clinton Democrats, the former first lady is expected to be a strong contender for Donald Trump, the US presidential candidates often leads opinion polls.

"Is contrary to what you may have heard, we do not need to make America great again, Americans never cease to be great," he told supporters in Columbia after the win. The speech to Trump's famous satirical slogan.

"Instead of building walls, we need to break down the barriers," said Clinton, again alluded to promise that Trump will build a huge wall on the border with Mexico to banish immigrants.

Sanders defeat This further reinforces the position of Clinton as a strong candidate from the Democrats after being defeated Sanders on the ballot in New Hamshire.

In South Carolina, polls show Clinton winning big at almost every constituency. He won 9 of every 10 black voters, as well as female, male, urban communities, suburban, rural, or at the very liberal and conservative voters. Sanders won support among voters between the ages of 18 hingg 29 years of white.

Clinton's victory in South Carolina this being the third time in four voting Democratic candidate, prompting the question of whether Sanders, who served as a senator Vermont, will be able to expand their support which has been centered in the white liberals.

Sanders, a democratic socialist wing and is considered to revive the liberal side of the Democratic Party previously received broad support from the youth.

In an effort to attack Clinton in a Democratic debate, Clinton Sanders often sneer program about inequality and the fact that Clinton received funding from Wall Street in return for a number of speech when it no longer served in the government.

To secure its position on the Democrats, Sanders needed a win in a number of areas over the next few weeks.

"The opportunity closed quickly for Bernie Sanders. The movement of the candidates is a matter mementum and spirit, and the defeat makes memomentum was missing. That is happening now," says expert Democrat Chris Kofinis.

While Sanders admitted defeat in South Carolina since the evenings. "Let me explain this evening. The campaign has just started. We won a decisive victory in New Hampshire. He (Clinton) won a decisive victory in South Carolina. Now we compete on Super Tuesday," Sanders said in a statement.