Vermont Answers: Bernie Supporters and Tuesday Night

vermont answers: The morning after and again on Tuesday night, Trump confirmed Sanders' well-founded suspicion with a series of snappish tweets, alleging the network had stuffed the room, which applauded many of the Vermont independent's answers, with Bernie supporters, after initially -- about 10 hours earlier -- calling it so weird to watch Crazy Bernie on Fox News, according to CNN. Indeed, the sight of any Democrat -- much less a democratic socialist running for the party's presidential nomination -- in a venue so closely aligned with the Trump administration, is an unusual one. At a Fox News town hall in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, on Monday night, Sanders mused to the moderators that President Donald Trump, who watches your network a bit, might be tuned in for the festivities. Sanders' decision to tread those uneven boards upset more than a few liberals commentators, who worried that his presence alone might gift the network some undeserved credibility. Sanders, who capped off his four-day, five-state trek through the Upper Midwest with the Fox News event, believes his path to the White House runs directly through Trump Country. For Trump, though, the notes of aggravation in his tweets pointed to a broader new conflict Here, for the first time, one of the candidates vying to deny him a second term had stood up on his stage, in front of an audience Trump views as his own, and delivered an unflinching case against him. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.