Analysis: Bernie Sanders finally got the front-runner treatment, Joe Biden had a solid performance in a state he badly needs to win and Elizabeth Warren continued her streak of strong debate performances. Here are our winners and losers
in the final debate before that state’s primary Saturday and Super Tuesday in one week, as Bernie Sanders has emerged as the clear front-runner at this early stage in the 2020 nominating contest.: When it comes to debate performances spanning the past two weeks, Warren’s have been the strongest. She built a case for being a general-election candidate against Trump last week by. And she followed it up with a studied and detailed performance on Tuesday.
I may have only become a Democrat in 2018, and I may not be your ideal, but I can win — and oh, by the way, I have hundreds of millions of dollars from my own pockets to spend . Well, on Tuesday, that bargain came closer to being spoken. Early on, Bloomberg pitched himself by saying, “I have the experience, I have the resources, and I have the record.” Later, he noted that he spent $100 million to help elect House Democrats in 2018, but for a moment, he almost seemed to say that he “bought” something with that money. And in between, his ads appeared during the commercial breaks.
. It prompted Sanders to say early on: “I’m hearing my name mentioned a little bit. I wonder why.” Indeed. The question is whether it’s too little, too late by his opponents.: It just wasn’t much better than last week, which isn’t good. Bloomberg did little to make an affirmative case for himself, even on the electability front. And he offered mealy-mouthed rebuttals to some of the attacks against him, including again downplaying the women who complained about their treatment at his companies.
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