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    How black and Hispanic votes saved Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders

    by Clarence Page, Tribune Content Agency Mar 07, 2020 2 minutes

    Since perceptions are about 90% of politics, former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination appeared to be dead in the water after he lost all four of the early contests, including a fifth-place finish in New Hampshire.

    But South Carolina primary voters turned that around by voting overwhelmingly for Biden, touching off a sudden wave of support that resulted, on

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