Democratic US presidential hopefuls woo African-American voters

Democratic US presidential hopefuls fighting for African-American voters have been seeking an edge in South Carolina as Republicans criss-crossed the state for a path out of Donald Trump's long shadow.

Democratic US presidential hopefuls woo African-American voters
Sat, 13 Feb, 2016 - 12:05

Democratic US presidential hopefuls fighting for African-American voters have been seeking an edge in South Carolina as Republicans criss-crossed the state for a path out of Donald Trump's long shadow.

Hillary Clinton stepped up her hammering of Democrat rival Bernie Sanders for what she said were his false claims about President Barack Obama's legacy.

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