What at night!? From 8:30 to 11:00 Anderson Cooper through question after question at the five Democratic candidates. The first directed at Hillary Clinton, a question in regards to her constant “flip floping” on various political topics. From TPP, to KeyStone pipeline. Both were answered with quick whit and political savoy. This set the tone for Hillary the entire evening. She was poised, Presidential, very confident and relaxed. Showing her understanding of basically every issue. Going after guns, and the NRA, to womens rights, equal pay and leave, college and climate change. Hillary finally put the center left at ease with her declaration that capitalism built this nation, and though Denmark is a great country this is The United States. With her statement a few minutes before when asked if she is a the baiting question, are you a progressive. Hillary answered, Yes I'm a progressive, a progressive who knows how to get things done. So after hearing that in the coming days Vice President Biden has little reason or support to enter the race.
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Loud. He seemed to speak as if he was unsure if his microphone was working properly. A few good points were made, and a few misses as well. Sanders seemed unwilling for attack any of his fellow contenders, even coming to the aid of Hillary Clinton in regards to her supposed email scandal. Its was the right thing to do but the wrong thing politically. Now Bernie seemed to lack the details, and spoke with big ideas and broad strokes. Something that will continue his support on the left but will not help gain any center left or independent voters. Also his week stance on gun control compared to Hillary and even Martin O'Malley. So this may be a telling sign for Bernie Sanders, maybe he's hit his sealing. I'm sure if you asked a Bernie supporter they say he won the debate, but ask anyone
Hillary Grade A+ …show more content…
Loud. He seemed to speak as if he was unsure if his microphone was working properly. A few good points were made, and a few misses as well. Sanders seemed unwilling for attack any of his fellow contenders, even coming to the aid of Hillary Clinton in regards to her supposed email scandal. Its was the right thing to do but the wrong thing politically. Now Bernie seemed to lack the details, and spoke with big ideas and broad strokes. Something that will continue his support on the left but will not help gain any center left or independent voters. Also his week stance on gun control compared to Hillary and even Martin O'Malley. So this may be a telling sign for Bernie Sanders, maybe he's hit his sealing. I'm sure if you asked a Bernie supporter they say he won the debate, but ask anyone