Here are all the highlights to know from last night’s Democratic debate in Ohio.
; and two who weren’t here last time, Representative Tulsi Gabbard , who didn’t qualify for the previous debate, and self-made billionaire Tom Steyer, a debate virgin.
Aware of the daunting task of hearing from this number of speakers, the moderators dispense with opening statements—no loss—and dive right into the subject on everyone’s mind these days:. The candidates are pretty much of one mind on this: Warren says she read the whole Mueller Report and that was enough for her, Sanders calls Trump the most corrupt president ever, and Biden says that he agrees with Bernie.
Next Biden is asked about his son—“If it’s not okay for a president’s family to be involved in foreign businesses, why was it okay for your son when you were vice president?”—and he refuses to confront the issue, hardly the first time tonight that someone will slither away from a direct answer. Instead tells us he would beat Trump like a drum, one of the former VP’s stock lines, which at this point he has beaten into the ground.
Next up is the quagmire of health care. Warren absolutely refuses to admit that her plan might raise taxes—more slithering—but says she really has her finger on America’s pulse, having taken an estimated 70,000 selfies of the campaign trail. Buttigieg attacks Warren for being vague and pushes his idea of “Medicare for all who want it.” Sanders, whose voice is a little weak but whose fervor is undaunted, says that with his Medicare-for-all bill, “premiums are gone. Co-payments are gone.
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