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Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren won over Twitter during Tuesday night's October Democratic presidential debate.And Biden's criticism of Donald Trump's Syria policy was the second most tweeted about moment from the debate. He warned viewers that the Islamic State fighters would likely strike the United States in response to Trump's decision to abruptly withdraw American forces in northern Syria.
Warren was the second most talked about candidate, while Bernie Sanders followed closely behind. Meanwhile, Warren and Sanders were the third and fourth most talked about politicians of the debate. Kamala Harris was the next most talked about candidate of the night, while her discussion about women's access to reproductive health care was the third most popular moment on Twitter. She noted that Tuesday's event was one of many Democratic debates, yet they had not touched on women's reproductive rights. “There are states that have passed laws that will virtually prevent women from having access to reproductive health care.
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