Ten candidates for president will be on stage Wednesday night in the fifth debate of the Democratic primary.
1 / 2Biden says 'majority' of Democrats don't support Medicare for All: Debate updatesTen Democratic hopefuls will take the stage in Atlanta tonight but much of the focus will be on just three of them.
He then argued that “No man has a right to raise a hand to a woman in anger other than in self-defense, and that rarely ever occurs.” Buttigieg’s rise – some polls put in him in firsts place in Iowa and New Hampshire – has rankled some of his Democratic rivals. The New York Times recently reported that some candidates resent the attention and the campaign donations that have flowed Mayor Pete’s way.Lock ‘him’ up?Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden offered subtly different answers over whether they believe Donald Trump should be prosecuted after his time in the White House is over.
Buttigieg said South Bend, Ind., might not look big to people in Washington. But, he added, “where we live, the infighting on Capitol Hill looks small.” “Which we can’t do,” she said, adding that female candidates, “have to work harder, and that’s a fact.” That drew a response from Kamala Harris, who accused Gabbard of spending “four years on Fox News criticizing Obama.”Gabbard said that Harris continued to “traffic in lies and smears and inuendoes because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that I'm making, the leadership and the change that I am seeking to bring."
“The vast majority of Democrats don’t support Medicare for All,” Biden said, asserting that it couldn’t pass the Democrat-controlled House. Appointing donors as ambassadors is nothing new – Democratic presidents did it, too. But Trump has expanded the practice. Tonight’s questioners are an all-female panel of journalists: MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and Andrea Mitchell join forces with Kristen Welker, NBC News’ chief foreign affairs correspondent and Ashley Parker, a White House reporter for The Washington Post.
A group of Joe Biden supporters also represented the former Vice President. They would wave signs as cars passed by to enter Tyler Perry Studios. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren can expect to be quizzed on her recent backing of a glide path into Medicare for All, a step she took after attacks from Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden that people shouldn’t be forced onto one government-run plan.
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