Democratic Presidential Debate
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Clinton 'Happy' To Join Extra Debate If Other Candidates Agree: Spokeswoman
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would be "happy" to participate in an additional debate beyond those already planned if the other candidates agree, a spokeswoman for Clinton said on Tuesday.
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Hillary Clinton Urges War on Islamic State, Not Muslims
White House hopeful Hillary Clinton called for global unity to crush the Islamic State group, as the carnage in Paris took center stage at Saturday's Democratic presidential debate.
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Paris Attacks May Reshape US Presidential Race
National security will be the focus of Saturday's Democratic presidential debate in Iowa, with the front-runner, Hillary Clinton, expected to be pressed on how she would confront the threat from Islamic State and other terror groups.
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Bobby Jindal Accuses Networks of Using 'Unfair' Debate Criteria
Indian-American US Presidential hopeful Bobby Jindal has accused a section of American media of using "unfair" debate criteria, saying the networks by ignoring the early primary states and using only national popularity ratings are in effect creating a national primary.
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Democrats Rally Behind Hillary Clinton Over Email Furor
Hillary Clinton received surprise respite from attacks over her use of a private email server as US top diplomat, with rivals becoming unlikely defenders during a Democratic presidential debate Tuesday.
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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's Tack to the Left to be on Display in Democratic Debate
Hillary Clinton has veered hard to the left ahead of Tuesday's first Democratic presidential debate, hoping to inoculate herself from criticism by rival Bernie Sanders and woo the union members and liberal activists who have been slow to embrace her.
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Clinton 'Happy' To Join Extra Debate If Other Candidates Agree: Spokeswoman
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would be "happy" to participate in an additional debate beyond those already planned if the other candidates agree, a spokeswoman for Clinton said on Tuesday.
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Hillary Clinton Urges War on Islamic State, Not Muslims
White House hopeful Hillary Clinton called for global unity to crush the Islamic State group, as the carnage in Paris took center stage at Saturday's Democratic presidential debate.
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Paris Attacks May Reshape US Presidential Race
National security will be the focus of Saturday's Democratic presidential debate in Iowa, with the front-runner, Hillary Clinton, expected to be pressed on how she would confront the threat from Islamic State and other terror groups.
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Bobby Jindal Accuses Networks of Using 'Unfair' Debate Criteria
Indian-American US Presidential hopeful Bobby Jindal has accused a section of American media of using "unfair" debate criteria, saying the networks by ignoring the early primary states and using only national popularity ratings are in effect creating a national primary.
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Democrats Rally Behind Hillary Clinton Over Email Furor
Hillary Clinton received surprise respite from attacks over her use of a private email server as US top diplomat, with rivals becoming unlikely defenders during a Democratic presidential debate Tuesday.
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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's Tack to the Left to be on Display in Democratic Debate
Hillary Clinton has veered hard to the left ahead of Tuesday's first Democratic presidential debate, hoping to inoculate herself from criticism by rival Bernie Sanders and woo the union members and liberal activists who have been slow to embrace her.
