Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders came out firing over banking and continued to trade jabs over guns, Israel and Palestine, and a $15 minimum wage
Did we just witness the final Democratic presidential debate of the 2016 cycle? There’s only one way to find out: wait.
In any case, the ninth episode is in the can, and here is what happened:
Heated discussion gets personal as the pair question each other’s judgment amid attempts to draw contrasts over gun control, banking, minimum wage and Israel
The bitter struggle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination erupted into fractious and at times personal attacks on Thursday night as the simmering animosities between the two candidates burst on to a Brooklyn stage.
In the ninth and possibly last televised debate between the former secretary of state and US senator from Vermont, the candidates hurled themselves at each other in barely restrained terms. From the first minute of the two-hour event to its final moment, they questioned each other’s judgment, susceptibility to lobbyists and grasp of political reality in by far the most heated discussion of the campaign to date.
USA TODAY’s Paul Singer and Cooper Allen discuss the week in political news.
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