A dozen Democratic presidential candidates took the stage in Ohio for the fourth 2020 debate. It showcased the shifting dynamics of the primary, with candidates touching on healthcare, gun control, universal income, and President Trump:
Westerville, Ohio Polls show that Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is now a front-runner for the 2020 Democratic nomination. And on Tuesday night in Ohio, her 11 rivals acted like it.
The party's fourth presidential debate, hosted by CNN and The New York Times, showcased the shifting dynamics of the Democratic primary. Warren was under attack all night -- though it's far from clear whether anyone dented her status at the top of the field. Former Vice President Joe Biden, the other front-runner, stayed out of the fray for much of the event -- until a late clash with Vermont Sen.
Warren attacked from all sides on the debate stage 02:42Warren's months-long march to the front of the polls finally put her in the position of being the most heavily targeted and scrutinized candidate on stage. Buttigieg and Klobuchar led the charge, assailing Warren over her answers on health care. Warren supports Sanders' proposal for"Medicare for All" -- replacing private insurance with everyone receiving coverage through a government-run plan.
Warren takes a jab at Biden while complimenting Obama 01:41For most of the night, as Warren wore the biggest target, Biden slipped into the background. That changed near the end of the debate, when the field's top tier -- Biden, Warren and Sanders -- finally unloaded on each other.
Buttigieg to O'Rourke: I don't need lessons from you 03:29The South Bend, Indiana, mayor had made it obvious he planned to come out swinging.
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