Buttigieg and O'Rourke have been feuding over guns — and they finally clashed tonight over the Texan's mandatory buyback proposal. “You just made it clear you are don't know how this is actually going to take weapons off the streets,” Buttigieg said
An unwieldy 12 candidates will stand onstage for three hours, many of them clinging to single digits in the polls after months of failing to significantly move the needle of public opinion.
No candidates saw much benefit from attacking Biden in previous debates. So it appears they decided to take on a different front-runner: Warren. “I have seen this script before,” he added. “It didn’t work in 2016, and it will be disaster for us in 2020.”As the debate moderators turned the topic of conversation to candidates and their health, Sanders noted that he is “healthy” and “feeling great.”
Biden's answer followed questions on on the biggest issue to grip U.S. politics in more than a decade: the looming impeachment of the president after he may have improperly pressured Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and his son. Buttigieg and O’Rourke have increasingly feuded over guns in the runup to the debate and finally clashed after the former Texas congressman was unable to say how he’d enforce a mandatory buyback of assault rifles, a proposal the mayor has called an unworkable act of “confiscation.”
Buttigieg implied that the problem with O’Rourke’s confiscation plan is that it will undermine efforts to ban assault weapons generally after the former congressman said, “hell yes, we’re gonna take your guns.”close to an assault weapons ban,” Buttigieg said. “And we're going to get wrapped around the axle whether it's ‘hell, yes, we're going to take your guns’?”poster="http://v.politico.com/images/1155968404/201910/2870/1155968404_6095135119001_6095133324001-vs.
Warren countered that “Costs will go up for wealthy, for big corporations. They will not go up for middle class families. I will not sign a bill into law that raises their costs. Because costs are what people care about.” “The truth is, we cannot afford to continue this level of income and wealth inequality. We cannot afford a billionaire class whose greed and corruption has been at war with the working families of this country for 45 years,” Sanders said.“Senator Sanders is right.
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