6 things you need to know from last night's DemDebate
There were some clashes on stage, but the generally careful approach from the four candidates that sit atop the Iowa polls -- former Vice President Joe Biden, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren -- suggested they all believe they have paths to victory and weren't eager to change the race's course so close to the first real test of 2020.
See Warren's fiery response to Bernie Sanders' denial 03:07Warren and Sanders remain at odds over whether he told her, during a private dinner in 2018 about the presidential election, that a woman couldn't win -- neither backed off their previous statements. But both of the populist politicians seemed intent on avoiding a debate stage crack-up.
Sanders and Biden spar over Iraq War vote 01:40Tuesday night brought the most substantive foreign policy debate of the Democratic race to date, with tensions flaring in the Middle East bringing the issue to the forefront.It started with Sanders attacking Biden's 2002 vote to authorize the use of military force in Iraq. "Joe and I listened to what Dick Cheney and George Bush and Rumsfeld had to say. I thought they were lying. I didn't believe them for a moment. I took to the floor.
Klobuchar on impeachment: This is a decency check 01:31Klobuchar needed a star turn in Tuesday's debate to catapult her out of fifth place in Iowa -- the state on which her hopes for the nomination swing. She positioned herself as the moderate aggressor in the progressive-against-moderate dynamic that has defined several Democratic debates and was on display again Tuesday night in portions over child care, college tuition and more.
Buttigieg: The black voters who know me best are supporting me 01:38Buttigieg was asked directly about his struggle to win over black voters and said that"the black voters that know me best are supporting me," pointing to backers in South Bend.He went on to say that"of course there is a much longer way to go in my community and around the country" on issues of race, he will"be a president whose personal commitment is to continue doing this work.
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