February 18, 2016
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9:24Now PlayingRaymond Buckley, chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Priority, spoke to TYT's Jordan Chariton ahead of the state's primary between Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Buckley used a driving analogy to compare the two candidates.
"There's two cars on the highway, they're both headed to a city headed to a city 45 miles away, and one wants to go 100 miles per hour and one wants to go 50 miles per hour...the question is do you want to know you're going to get there at 50 or do you want to try to do the 100?" he said.
Overall, Buckley said there's "very small differences" between the two.
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