Disqualification for those who answer Trump or Mayo Pete's wine cave.
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TOAST TO 2020!!!
Why Democrats are debating over a wine cave
The term "wine cave" was thrown around repeatedly Thursday night at the Democratic presidential debate during an exchange over how Pete Buttigieg is funding his campaign.
Show-Me Claire McCaskill Stepping Up Her Pundit Game
McCaskill: Democratic debate 'felt like a bucket of cold water on a hot day' after Trump impeachment
Fmr. Senator Claire McCaskill reacts to the December Democratic debate by calling it "a bucket of cold water on a hot day" after following the impeachment process of President Donald Trump.
Senator Bernie Sends Message
December Democratic debate: Bernie Sanders calls Israeli PM Netanyahu 'racist'
Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders blasted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a "racist" in front of a national audience at the Democratic debates Thursday night. The Vermont senator was fielding a question about how he would handle US foreign policy in the Middle East when he made the shocking declaration.
Yearbook Answers Last Night
Miss America or Democratic debate: Can you tell the difference?
The sixth Democratic presidential debate and the 2020 Miss America pageant fell on the same day this year. The two events couldn't be more different - or could they? If you're not a regular pageant viewer, you've still probably seen the viral videos that pop up from time to time of a contestant's cringe-worthy sound bite.
Biz Dude Real Talk
Andrew Yang was the only Democratic debate candidate to answer the impeachment question honestly
The final Democratic debate of 2019 happened in Los Angeles tonight, and not surprisingly, the first question out of the gate was about last night's House impeachment of President Trump. Specifically, moderator Judy Woodruff of PBS NewsHour asked the candidates why, if impeachment is so necessary, more Americans are not on board with it.
Burning Sensation
Climate gets a prime spot in the sixth Democratic debate
After five Democratic debates where candidates were often asked superficial questions about climate change, or no questions at all, the burning planet finally got its 15 minutes of fame on Thursday night. Well, 13 minutes, if we're being precise. But those 13 minutes contained one of the strongest climate discussions in the primary so far.
Wall Street Pete Clowned For His Fancy Tastes
What's a Wine Cave Anyway?
Trump Administration Lists Wakanda as Free Trade Partner on Government Website No One in the Senate Is Going to Follow the Rules on Impeachment. Try This Instead.
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