Businessman Tom Steyer said Sunday he believes Nevada and South Carolina will offer his campaign a chance to rebound and earn delegates.
'I'm trying my heart at it … I think I'm going to do really well': Steyer on campaignCalifornia businessman Tom Steyer defended his exorbitant spending to boost his presidential bid in an interview on ABC News’"This Week" on Sunday, arguing that despite a poor showing in the first two nominating contests, his progressive message and policy agenda will resonate with voters of color in the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina.
Steyer has failed to break through in any of the voting contests so far, finishing a distant seventh in the Iowa caucuses and sixth in the New Hampshire primary despite spending millions of dollars. When pressed on the lack of delegates he’s received, Steyer said his late start to the race has hurt him.
“There's a different story of this economy and this country that has to be told,” Steyer said. “I can take [Trump] on that because it has to be shown that this economy isn't working. The vast bulk of Americans and this president is dangerous to them in terms of money and in terms of health care and in terms of retirement."
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