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Second US Democratic Debate Sees Viewership Plunge
The second Democratic presidential debate drew 8.55 million viewers, host network CBS said Sunday, about half as many as the party's debut debate in the campaign cycle last month.
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Hillary Clinton Says Nuclear Weapons Biggest Threat to US Security
US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said the proliferation of nuclear weapons was the greatest threat to national security Tuesday, during the first 2016 Democratic party debate.
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Hillary Clinton Defends Herself in Debate Against Charges of Flip-Flopping on Key Issues
US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton defended herself against charges that she has shifted positions to win over the liberal wing of her party, kicking off a debate with rival Democrats on Tuesday with a promise to raise workers' wages and make the wealthy pay higher taxes.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Ready for First Democratic Presidential Debate
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will finally square off with top rival Bernie Sanders today in the party's first debate of the 2016 campaign as she seeks to prove she is the candidate to beat.
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First US Democratic Presidential Debate set for October 13
Hillary Clinton and fellow Democratic candidates will square off October 13 in their first debate of the 2016 presidential campaign, the party announced on Thursday as it unveiled its primary debate schedule.
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Second US Democratic Debate Sees Viewership Plunge
The second Democratic presidential debate drew 8.55 million viewers, host network CBS said Sunday, about half as many as the party's debut debate in the campaign cycle last month.
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Hillary Clinton Says Nuclear Weapons Biggest Threat to US Security
US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said the proliferation of nuclear weapons was the greatest threat to national security Tuesday, during the first 2016 Democratic party debate.
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Hillary Clinton Defends Herself in Debate Against Charges of Flip-Flopping on Key Issues
US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton defended herself against charges that she has shifted positions to win over the liberal wing of her party, kicking off a debate with rival Democrats on Tuesday with a promise to raise workers' wages and make the wealthy pay higher taxes.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Ready for First Democratic Presidential Debate
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will finally square off with top rival Bernie Sanders today in the party's first debate of the 2016 campaign as she seeks to prove she is the candidate to beat.
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First US Democratic Presidential Debate set for October 13
Hillary Clinton and fellow Democratic candidates will square off October 13 in their first debate of the 2016 presidential campaign, the party announced on Thursday as it unveiled its primary debate schedule.
