Bernie Sanders Sounds Very Different In South Carolina

BuzzFeed - Joe Raedle / Getty Images GREENVILLE, South Carolina ? The day ended with the Sanders campaign classic: a huge rally in a college town. He spoke to more than 5,000 in the Bon Secours Wellness Arena here, the temporary home of the Clemson Tigers basketball team. There was the cheering, the laughing, the finishing Sanders's sentences. But it all sounds very, very different in South Carolina. The candidate's tone was markedly different than 48 hours earlier, when an exuberant Sanders proclaimed he'd win the Nevada caucuses. (He lost by enough for rival Hillary Clinton's campaign to pronounce their "firewall" against Sanders had held.) In Nevada, Sanders was the candidate on the rise, the man about to break apart the Democratic establishment and put his grassroots revolution it's place. "I have a feeling, folks, we're going to make history tomorrow," Sanders said Friday night in Henderson, Nevada. "It could well be that in 10, 20, or 30 years from now people may well look back and w