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raises their hands as they participate in a Democratic presidential primary debate at the Gaillard Center, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C., co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. "This is about 2020," he said to loud applause from the crowd, before again invoking Democrats' fears of running with a democratic socialist at the top of the ticket. "We are looking at a party that has decided that we're either going to support someone who is a Democratic socialist or somebody who has a long history of being a Republican," added Tom Steyer, also attacking former Mayor Michael Bloomberg. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) From left, Democratic presidential candidates, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and former Vice President Joe Biden, raises their hands as they participate in a Democratic presidential primary debate at the Gaillard Center, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C., co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional | at the Gaillard Center, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C., co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) From left, Democratic presidential candidates, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and businessman Tom Steyer stand on stage before a Democratic presidential primary debate, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) From left, Democratic presidential candidates, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and former Vice President Joe Biden, raises their hands as they participate in a Democratic presidential primary debate at the Gaillard Center, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C., co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. From left, Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Bernie | each week
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Alexander Burns
National Political Correspondent
Buttigieg and Warren both delivering very sharp and clear pleas for big, big change. What they’re both up against is the instinct among many Dems to say: let’s beat Trump and then think about doing that stuff.
Alexander Burns
National Political Correspondent
Sanders does a version of the same, saying now is not the time to think small.
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
Biden: “Character is on the ballot this time around.”
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
This is a race, he says, about basic decency and restoring “America’s soul.”
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
Aaaaand we’re done.
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
Final thoughts everyone?
Astead Herndon
National Politics Reporter

Astead Herndon
National Politics Reporter
This is Warren’s team – the stat is so qualified we don’t know what it really means.
Astead Herndon
National Politics Reporter
But it’s them talking more about their process to build momentum.
Astead Herndon
National Politics Reporter
Here’s Sanders’s team:

Lara Jakes
Diplomatic Correspondent
The policy specifics seem so much more satisfying in these closers than broad platitudes that boil down to: I’ll work hard and be nice.
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
My instinct is that this debate doesn’t really reshuffle much. Though I suppose Biden benefits the most from not getting banged up.
Trip Gabriel
National Correspondent
Very little shifted, in my view.  It was also a debate without a candidate of color, and we heard little to nothing about racial justice, voting rights, zero about immigration and not a lot about economic gaps.
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Astead Herndon
National Politics Reporter
Apparently Warren and Sanders did not shake hands after the debate but exchanged a few words.
Astead Herndon
National Politics Reporter
If that means anything.
Maggie Haberman
White House Correspondent
I have a hard time seeing what changes after this debate, but who knows.
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
Maybe it was a missed opportunity for Buttigieg?
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
Warren took a shot with the electability exchange. Buttigieg didn’t even really try to shift any of the dynamics.
Lisa Lerer
Host, On Politics Newsletter
OK, thanks for joining us everyone! We’ll be recapping all the action tonight and tomorrow onnytimes.com. And, as usual, we’ll see you next month – after Iowa(!) – for the next debate.
Trump, since she replaced Biden in the race for president, spent a lot of the news conference talking about Harris' intelligence. Biden said during the debate. (He did speak in person with reporters the day Biden dropped out of the race.) “They are here to facilitate a debate between Trump and Biden.” By The debate is over, after much anticipation and 90 minutes of back and forth. "As long as he keeps talking," Biden added, referring to Trump. The Republican told reporters that the debate was a “study in contrast between a guy who has the energy to be president and a guy who clearly doesn’t.” He argued that Trump was “energetic” while “Biden was sort of meandering. Here are the debate highlights:           President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump sparred over the state of the US economy during CNN’s presidential debate. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File) FILE - President Donald Trump, left, and Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speak during the debate in Nashville, Tenn. on Oct. 22, 2020. Trump recently said that and that his pick would be at the debate. Trump recently said that and that his pick would be at the debate. (AP Photo) FILE - President Donald Trump, left, and Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speak during the debate in Nashville, Tenn. on Oct. 22, 2020. Profile Sections tv Featured More From NBC Follow NBC News There are no new alerts at this time Just how consequential was Biden’s poor debate performance? Kennedy, who hosted a simultaneous rebuttal event in California during the debate, said his main takeaway was his disapproval of both Biden and Trump and suggested voters who watched the debate may consider his candidacy more seriously. In a debate performance filled with halting moments, President Joe Biden struggled to articulate one of his key policy accomplishments that he has touted repeatedly on the campaign trail — his efforts to lower prescription drug costs. And 48% of debate watchers say Trump better addressed concerns about his ability to handle the presidency, with 23% saying Biden did a better job and 22% that neither candidate did.
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Tonight's debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, promises to be a high-stakes event. With Super Tuesday looming, the candidates will be vying for every delegate and every voter. Expect fiery exchanges on key issues like healthcare, the economy, climate change, and foreign policy.

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* **The Biden resurgence:** After a strong performance in South Carolina, Joe Biden enters tonight's debate with renewed momentum. Can he maintain this momentum and solidify his position as the frontrunner?
* **The Sanders challenge:** Bernie Sanders continues to be a force to be reckoned with, drawing large crowds and enthusiastic support. Will he be able to capitalize on his progressive message and appeal to a broader base of voters?
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Welcome to our coverage of the Democratic presidential debate, taking place tonight in Charleston, South Carolina. Our team of reporters will be bringing you real-time updates and analysis of the event, which is being co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.

The stakes are high for the candidates as they take the stage tonight. With the South Carolina primary just days away, the debate offers a final opportunity for the contenders to make their case to voters in this crucial early-voting state.

One of the key storylines to watch tonight will be the ongoing tension between democratic socialist Senator Bernie Sanders and more moderate candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden and former Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Sanders has surged to the front of the pack in recent polls, causing some concern among Democrats who worry that his progressive policies could alienate moderate voters in the general election.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will also be in the spotlight tonight, as he faces tough questions about his record on issues like stop-and-frisk policing and his past support for Republican candidates. Bloomberg, who is skipping the early primary states and focusing on Super Tuesday, is making his debate debut tonight and will be looking to make a strong first impression on voters.

Other candidates, like Senators Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar, and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, will also be looking to make their mark on the debate stage. With the field still crowded, every opportunity to stand out and connect with voters is crucial.

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Welcome to our coverage of the Democratic presidential debate, taking place tonight in Charleston, South Carolina. Our team of reporters will be bringing you real-time updates and analysis of the event, which is being co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.

The stakes are high for the candidates, who are facing off just days before the South Carolina primary and with Super Tuesday looming on the horizon. The debate is also the first opportunity for former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to face his opponents on stage, following his late entry into the race.

One of the key issues that is likely to come up during the debate is the ongoing tension between the more moderate candidates, such as former Vice President Joe Biden and former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and the more progressive candidates, such as Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. This divide was on full display during the last debate, with candidates frequently interrupting and talking over each other.

Another issue that is sure to be a topic of discussion is the ongoing impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. The trial has dominated headlines in recent weeks, and it is likely that the candidates will be asked to weigh in on the proceedings and the impact they may have on the election.

Additionally, with the South Carolina primary just days away, the candidates are sure to focus on issues that are important to voters in the state, such as education, healthcare, and the economy.

Be sure to follow along with our reporters for live updates and analysis of the debate. And don't forget to tune in to CBS News for full coverage of the event.

In summary, the Democratic presidential debate tonight in Charleston, South Carolina is an important event for the candidates as they make their final pitch to voters before the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday. The debate is likely to focus on the divide between the more moderate and progressive candidates, the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, and issues that are important to voters in South Carolina. Follow our reporters for live updates and analysis of the event.
Welcome to our coverage of tonight's Democratic presidential debate. Our team of reporters will be bringing you real-time updates and analysis of the event, which is being held at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, and is being co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.

The stakes are high for the candidates, as the primary season enters its crucial final stages. The Democratic field has narrowed down significantly in recent weeks, with several candidates dropping out of the race. Tonight's debate will feature six candidates: former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, former Vice President Joe Biden, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota.

One of the key themes of the night is likely to be the ongoing debate between the more moderate and progressive wings of the Democratic Party. This was on full display during the last debate, where candidates clashed over issues such as healthcare and economic policy. Tonight, we can expect to see similar debates, as the candidates try to appeal to voters who are increasingly looking for a clear alternative to President Trump.

In particular, the candidates are likely to focus on issues that are of concern to African-American voters, who make up a significant portion of the Democratic electorate in South Carolina. The Congressional Black Caucus Institute, which is co-hosting the debate, has been a strong advocate for issues that are important to the African-American community, such as criminal justice reform and economic empowerment.

Another key issue that is likely to come up during the debate is the ongoing impeachment trial of President Trump. While the trial has been taking place in the Senate, it has been a major topic of conversation among Democrats, who have been critical of the President's actions. The candidates are likely to be asked about their views on the trial, and how they would approach the issue if they were to become the nominee.

In conclusion, tonight's debate is shaping up to be a pivotal moment in the Democratic primary season. With six candidates on stage, we can expect to see lively debates and sharp contrasts on the issues that matter most to Democratic voters. Our team of reporters will be here to bring you all the latest updates and analysis, so be sure to tune in and follow along.
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Tonight, the Democratic presidential candidates will take the stage for a live debate in Charleston, South Carolina, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. The stakes are high as the candidates engage in a crucial conversation about the future of the Democratic party, and the nation, in the 2020 presidential election.

The debate is expected to be a lively one, with candidates vying for the attention of voters and the chance to stand out in a crowded field. The topics up for discussion include healthcare, climate change, income inequality, race, and foreign policy.

In the previous debate, several candidates, including Senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and former Vice President Joe Biden, raised their hands in support of a single-payer healthcare system. This move was seen as an attempt to appeal to progressive voters and to distance themselves from more moderate candidates, such as former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Tonight, the candidates are likely to continue to highlight their differences on key issues, as they seek to appeal to voters and secure the nomination. The debate is also an opportunity for the candidates to address concerns about their electability in a general election against President Trump.

The debate is also expected to be a test for former Mayor Bloomberg, who is participating in his first debate of the primary season. Bloomberg, who entered the race late and has not participated in any of the previous debates, is expected to face tough questions about his record as mayor, his past support for controversial policies, and his decision to enter the race so late.

The debate is also an opportunity for other candidates, such as Senators Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, to make their case to voters and to distinguish themselves from the crowded field. With just a few weeks to go before Super Tuesday, when a large number of states hold their primaries, every moment on the debate stage counts.

In conclusion, tonight's debate is a crucial moment in the Democratic primary race. The candidates will engage in a lively and important conversation about the future of the Democratic party and the nation. Tune in to see how the candidates perform, and to get a better sense of who will be the best candidate to take on President Trump in the general election.

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Join us for a recap of tonight's Democratic presidential debate, where candidates discussed a range of issues including healthcare, climate change, and economic inequality. Our reporters covered the debate in real-time, highlighting the key moments and exchanges between the candidates.

The debate was held at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, and was co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. The six participating candidates included former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Vice President Joe Biden, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar.

One of the most notable exchanges of the night occurred between Sanders and Bloomberg, with Sanders attacking Bloomberg's record as a mayor and businessman. Sanders accused Bloomberg of implementing "racist policies" as mayor and of buying his way into the race. Bloomberg responded by highlighting his successful business career and his efforts to combat climate change.

Warren also went after Bloomberg, criticizing him for his past comments about women and for his use of non-disclosure agreements in his company. Bloomberg defended himself, stating that he has "no tolerance for the kind of behavior that the Me Too movement has exposed" and that he has released three women from their non-disclosure agreements.

Another key moment of the debate was when candidates were asked about their plans for addressing climate change. Sanders and Warren both emphasized the need for a Green New Deal and for taking ambitious action to reduce carbon emissions. Klobuchar emphasized the need for a bipartisan approach, while Buttigieg highlighted the need to invest in clean energy infrastructure.

On the topic of healthcare, candidates were asked about their plans for expanding access to affordable healthcare. Biden and Klobuchar both emphasized the need to build on the Affordable Care Act, while Sanders and Warren called for a single-payer healthcare system. Buttigieg proposed a "Medicare for All Who Want It" plan, which would allow individuals to opt into a Medicare-like system.

In terms of economic inequality, candidates were asked about their plans for addressing wealth and income disparities in the United States. Sanders and Warren called for raising the minimum wage and increasing taxes on the wealthy, while Biden and Klobuchar emphasized the need for job training and education programs. Buttigieg proposed a "Douglass Plan" to address systemic racism and promote economic opportunity for communities of color.

Overall, the debate highlighted the diverse perspectives and priorities of the Democratic candidates. As the primary season continues, voters will have to weigh these differences and decide which candidate best aligns with their values and vision for the country.

In conclusion, tonight's Democratic presidential debate was an informative and lively exchange of ideas and plans for the future of America. Our reporters were there to bring you the key moments and highlights, and we hope that this recap has helped you stay informed and engaged in the political process. Join us next week for more coverage of the 2020 presidential race.
As the Democratic presidential race heats up, all eyes are on tonight's debate at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina. The event, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, promises to be a pivotal moment for the remaining candidates as they vie for the party's nomination.

The stage is set for seven candidates to face off: former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Elizabeth Warren, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and businessman Tom Steyer.

With Super Tuesday just around the corner, the stakes couldn't be higher. Candidates are expected to make their final pitches to voters in South Carolina and beyond, highlighting their plans and vision for the country.

One of the key issues likely to be addressed is the ideological divide within the Democratic Party. Tom Steyer touched on this, saying, "We are looking at a party that has decided that we're either going to support someone who is a Democratic socialist or somebody who has a long history of being a Republican." This statement underscores the tension between the progressive and moderate wings of the party.

The debate is also expected to focus on electability, with candidates making their case for why they are best positioned to defeat President Trump in the general election. Biden, who has been banking on strong support from African American voters in South Carolina, emphasized that "This is about 2020," reminding voters of the ultimate goal of reclaiming the White House.

As the candidates take the stage, viewers can expect heated exchanges on healthcare, economic policy, and social issues. The recent entry of Mike Bloomberg into the race has added another layer of complexity to the dynamics, with other candidates likely to challenge his record and campaign spending.

Our team of reporters will be providing real-time analysis and fact-checking throughout the debate. We encourage our readers to follow along and join the conversation on social media using the designated hashtag.

This debate could be a make-or-break moment for several campaigns. With the South Carolina primary just days away and Super Tuesday looming large, tonight's performance could significantly impact the trajectory of the race.

Stay tuned for our comprehensive coverage of this crucial Democratic presidential debate, as we bring you the latest developments in the race to choose the party's nominee to face President Trump in November.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about the pro-democracy protest in Hong Kong:

Pro-Democracy Protesters in Hong Kong Stage Largest March in Weeks

On Sunday, Hong Kong witnessed its largest pro-democracy march in weeks, as thousands of citizens took to the streets to voice their concerns and demands. This demonstration marks a significant moment in the ongoing protests that have gripped the city for months.

The march, organized by pro-democracy groups, aimed to showcase the determination of Hong Kong residents in their pursuit of democratic reforms and to protest against alleged police brutality. It also served as a platform to draw international attention to the situation in Hong Kong, particularly in light of the recent District Council elections and the passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act by the United States.

This latest protest comes six months after the movement began in early June, initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be sent to mainland China for trial. Although the bill has since been withdrawn, the protests have evolved to encompass broader concerns about Hong Kong's autonomy and the growing influence of Beijing in the city's affairs.

Demonstrators expressed frustration with Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam's dismissal of protesters as "rioters" and called for accountability regarding alleged police violence during previous demonstrations. The march also coincided with the anniversary of the violent break-in at Hong Kong's legislature, which occurred just weeks after the protests began.

For many participants, protesting has become an integral part of their lives since June. They view their actions as not only fighting for their own future but also for the rights and freedoms of future generations.

The scale of Sunday's march is reminiscent of the annual July 1 democracy protests, which have historically drawn hundreds of thousands of participants. If confirmed, this could potentially be the largest protest in Hong Kong's history, surpassing even the massive demonstration on May 21, 1989, which saw 1.5 million people march in solidarity with pro-democracy protesters in mainland China.

As the situation in Hong Kong continues to evolve, the international community watches closely. The persistence and scale of these protests underscore the deep-seated concerns of Hong Kong's citizens regarding their city's future and their determination to preserve their rights and freedoms in the face of perceived threats to their autonomy.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong:

Pro-democracy Protesters in Hong Kong Stage Largest March in Weeks

On Sunday, Hong Kong witnessed its largest pro-democracy demonstration in weeks, as thousands of citizens took to the streets to voice their ongoing concerns and demands. The march, organized by local activist groups, drew participants from all walks of life, united in their push for democratic reforms and resistance against perceived encroachment from mainland China.

This latest demonstration comes six months after the movement began in June 2019, initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be sent to mainland China for trial. Although the bill has since been withdrawn, the protests have evolved into a broader call for democratic reforms and pushback against Beijing's growing influence in the semi-autonomous city.

Organizers of Sunday's march emphasized its significance, stating, "This march is also the biggest opportunity for Hongkongers to express their determination for democracy, and against police violence, to the international community." The turnout was bolstered by recent developments, including the passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the United States and the pro-democracy camp's landslide victory in November's District Council elections.

Protesters' grievances have expanded beyond the initial extradition bill to include demands for an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality, amnesty for arrested protesters, and universal suffrage for Hong Kong's leadership elections. Many participants expressed that protesting has become an integral part of their lives since the movement began.

The scale of Sunday's demonstration is particularly noteworthy, with some observers suggesting it could be the largest protest in Hong Kong's history if official estimates confirm the turnout. Previously, only the pro-democracy protest on May 21, 1989, in solidarity with the Tiananmen Square demonstrations, had drawn a larger crowd of 1.5 million people.

Despite the peaceful nature of Sunday's march, tensions remain high in the city. Just weeks earlier, protesters had stormed Hong Kong's legislature in an unprecedented display of civil disobedience. The Hong Kong government, led by Chief Executive Carrie Lam, has faced criticism for its handling of the crisis, with protesters accusing Lam of dismissing their concerns and labeling them as "rioters."

As the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong enters its seventh month, Sunday's massive turnout demonstrates the sustained determination of citizens to fight for their rights and freedoms. With no clear resolution in sight, the world continues to watch closely as Hong Kong grapples with its political future and relationship with mainland China.
Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong turned out on Sunday for the largest march in weeks, marking a significant moment in the ongoing struggle for democratic rights and freedoms in the city. The march, organized by the Civil Human Rights Front, drew an enormous crowd, potentially becoming the largest protest in Hong Kong's history if official numbers are confirmed.

The demonstration comes six months after the initial protests began in June 2019, sparked by a controversial extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be sent to mainland China for trial. Although the bill has since been withdrawn, the movement has evolved to encompass broader concerns about Hong Kong's autonomy, police brutality, and Beijing's growing influence in the city's affairs.

Protesters expressed their determination to continue pushing for democracy and accountability, using the march as a platform to voice their grievances to the international community. The timing of the protest is particularly significant, following the recent District Council elections and the passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act by the United States.

The demonstration also serves as a reminder of Hong Kong's long-standing tradition of pro-democracy activism. For years, the annual protest march through the city has drawn hundreds of thousands of participants calling for stronger democratic representation against Beijing's influence.

Marchers emphasized that protesting has become an integral part of their lives since the mass demonstrations began in June. Many expressed concerns not only for their own futures but for those of future generations as well.

The scale of Sunday's protest echoes the historic pro-democracy demonstration on May 21, 1989, which drew 1.5 million marchers in solidarity with the Tiananmen Square protests in mainland China.

As the movement has progressed, the protesters' objectives have expanded beyond the initial opposition to the extradition bill. They now encompass demands for full democracy, an independent inquiry into police actions, amnesty for arrested protesters, and universal suffrage for Hong Kong's leadership elections.

The sustained nature of these protests, now entering their seventh month, underscores the deep-rooted desire for democratic reforms and the protection of Hong Kong's unique status under the "one country, two systems" framework. As the situation continues to evolve, the international community watches closely, recognizing the potential implications for regional stability and global politics.
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Pro-Democracy Protesters in Hong Kong Stage Largest March in Weeks

On Sunday, Hong Kong witnessed its largest pro-democracy demonstration in weeks, as tens of thousands of citizens took to the streets to voice their ongoing concerns and demands. The march, organized by the Civil Human Rights Front, drew participants from all walks of life, united in their push for democracy and accountability.

This latest protest comes six months after the movement began in June, initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill that has since been withdrawn. However, the demonstrations have evolved into a broader call for democratic reforms and pushback against perceived police brutality and Beijing's growing influence in the semi-autonomous city.

Organizers viewed this march as a crucial opportunity for Hong Kongers to reassert their commitment to democracy and human rights, especially in light of recent developments such as the District Council elections and the passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the United States.

The turnout on Sunday was particularly significant, with some speculating that it could be the largest protest in Hong Kong's history if official numbers are confirmed. This would surpass even the massive pro-democracy demonstration held on May 21, 1989, which drew 1.5 million marchers in solidarity with protesters in mainland China.

Protesters expressed that demonstrating has become an integral part of their lives since the movement began. Many emphasized that they were not just fighting for themselves, but for future generations as well. The persistence of the protests highlights the deep-seated concerns of Hong Kong citizens regarding their autonomy and democratic freedoms.

While the initial catalyst for the protests – the extradition bill – has been addressed, demonstrators continue to rally around a set of demands that include an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality, amnesty for arrested protesters, and universal suffrage for Hong Kong's leadership.

The large turnout on Sunday serves as a reminder of the movement's ongoing strength and the unresolved tensions between Hong Kong's pro-democracy camp and the city's leadership, backed by Beijing. As the protests enter their seventh month, it's clear that the issues at the heart of this movement continue to resonate deeply with a significant portion of Hong Kong's population.

The coming weeks and months will likely prove crucial in determining the long-term impact of these sustained protests on Hong Kong's political landscape and its relationship with mainland China.
##  Democratic Hopefuls Face Off in Charleston: A Night of Heated Exchanges and Key Moments

**Charleston, SC** -  The Democratic presidential race heated up tonight in Charleston, South Carolina, as seven candidates took the stage for a fiery debate hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.  

The debate, which focused heavily on issues of race, healthcare, and the economy, saw sharp exchanges between the candidates, particularly between frontrunners Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden. 

Sanders, facing criticism for his "democratic socialist" label, defended his policies as necessary to address income inequality and provide universal healthcare. Biden, meanwhile, sought to portray himself as the most electable candidate, emphasizing his experience and ability to unite the party.

Elizabeth Warren, who has gained momentum in recent polls, continued her focus on tackling corporate greed and advocating for working families. Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, sought to distinguish himself as a fresh face with a pragmatic approach.

Mike Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, faced scrutiny over his past policies on stop-and-frisk and his wealth, with Tom Steyer and Amy Klobuchar both challenging his record. 

**Key Moments:**

* **Healthcare:** Sanders and Warren clashed over the best path to achieving universal healthcare, with Sanders defending his "Medicare for All" plan and Warren advocating for a more incremental approach.
* **Race:** Candidates were pressed on their plans to address racial inequality, with Biden emphasizing his commitment to criminal justice reform and Warren highlighting the need for economic justice.
* **Economy:**  Candidates debated the best way to stimulate the economy, with Sanders calling for a Green New Deal and Biden emphasizing his support for traditional economic policies.

**Looking Ahead:**

Tonight's debate is likely to have a significant impact on the race, with voters now having a clearer picture of the candidates' positions on key issues. The next few weeks will be crucial for the candidates as they campaign in South Carolina and prepare for the Super Tuesday primaries.


This article provides a concise overview of the Democratic debate, highlighting key moments and themes. It also sets the stage for future developments in the race. 
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##  Democratic Hopefuls Face Off in Crucial Charleston Debate 

**Charleston, SC** - The race for the Democratic presidential nomination heated up tonight as seven candidates took the stage for a crucial debate hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.  The debate, held at the Gaillard Center, saw a flurry of exchanges on key issues facing the nation, with the candidates vying to distinguish themselves ahead of the crucial South Carolina primary.

Former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer, and Mike Bloomberg all participated in the debate, which focused heavily on issues of economic inequality, healthcare, and racial justice. 

The debate saw several tense moments, particularly between Sanders and Warren, who clashed over their respective approaches to healthcare and economic policy.  Sanders, who has championed a Medicare-for-All system, faced criticism from Warren for his lack of detail on how to implement such a program.  

Bloomberg, who entered the race late, faced scrutiny over his past business practices and his record on issues like stop-and-frisk policing.  He defended his record while emphasizing his experience as a successful businessman and his ability to defeat President Trump.

Biden, meanwhile, sought to portray himself as the most electable candidate, emphasizing his experience and his ability to unite the party. He faced questions about his past record on issues like criminal justice reform and his handling of the Iraq War.

The debate also saw a focus on the issue of racial justice, with candidates discussing their plans to address systemic racism and police brutality.  

The candidates will now head to South Carolina, where the primary election is scheduled for February 29th. The results of this crucial contest will have a significant impact on the race for the Democratic nomination.


**Stay tuned to our website for ongoing coverage and analysis of the debate.** 
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##  Don't Miss a Moment: Democratic Presidential Debate Tonight!

**Get ready for a night of heated exchanges and policy debates as the Democratic presidential hopefuls take the stage tonight.**  

Following a series of primary contests that have reshaped the race, the candidates are eager to make their case to voters in a crucial televised debate.  

**Who's on the Stage?**

Tonight's debate will feature a diverse group of candidates, each vying for the Democratic nomination.  Expect to see familiar faces like former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.  

The stage will also be shared by former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who is making his first appearance in a Democratic primary debate.  

**What to Watch For:**

* **Healthcare:**  Expect a renewed focus on healthcare, with candidates outlining their plans for expanding coverage and lowering costs.  
* **Climate Change:**  With the urgency of the climate crisis growing, expect candidates to present their solutions for addressing this global challenge.
* **Economy:**  The candidates will likely be pressed on their plans to address income inequality and create economic opportunity for all Americans.
* **Foreign Policy:**  With international tensions simmering, expect questions about the candidates' approach to foreign policy and national security.

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Our team of experienced reporters will be providing live coverage of the debate, offering analysis and insights throughout the night.  

Stay tuned to our website and social media channels for:

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##  Democratic Hopefuls Take the Stage: Don't Miss Tonight's Crucial Debate!

The race for the Democratic nomination heats up tonight as the party's top contenders face off in a crucial debate.  With just weeks until the crucial Super Tuesday primaries, the candidates will be vying to sway undecided voters and solidify their positions in the race. 

**Who's on the Stage?**

Tonight's debate features a diverse field of candidates, each with their own vision for the future of the Democratic Party.  

* **Joe Biden:** The former Vice President remains the frontrunner, but recent polls show his lead narrowing. Tonight, he'll be looking to defend his record and address concerns about his age and electability.
* **Bernie Sanders:** The self-described democratic socialist continues to energize a passionate base of supporters.  He'll be pushing his progressive agenda and aiming to capitalize on the growing momentum behind his campaign.
* **Elizabeth Warren:** The Massachusetts senator has emerged as a strong contender, appealing to voters with her detailed policy proposals and sharp criticisms of corporate greed.
* **Pete Buttigieg:** The former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has gained national attention for his charisma and fresh perspective. He'll be looking to build on his strong showing in Iowa and New Hampshire.
* **Amy Klobuchar:** The Minnesota senator has impressed with her pragmatic approach and ability to connect with voters on a personal level. She'll be seeking to break through the crowded field and gain more national recognition.
* **Mike Bloomberg:** The billionaire businessman is entering the race late but has already poured millions into his campaign. He'll be looking to make a splash tonight and introduce himself to a wider audience.
* **Tom Steyer:** The California businessman has focused his campaign on climate change and has gained traction among progressive voters.  He'll be looking to solidify his support base and make his case for the presidency. 


**What to Watch For:**

* **Healthcare:** Expect the candidates to spar over their plans for healthcare reform, with Sanders pushing for Medicare for All and Biden defending his more moderate approach.
* **Climate Change:**  With the urgency of the climate crisis growing, expect the candidates to outline their plans for addressing this existential threat.
* **Economy:** The candidates will likely debate their plans for economic inequality and job creation.
* **Foreign Policy:**  With tensions rising around the world, expect the candidates to discuss their approach to foreign policy and national security.

**Join the Conversation:**

We'll be providing live updates and analysis throughout the night, so be sure to follow along with our reporters on social media and on our website.  Share your thoughts and reactions using #DemDebate.  


This is a pivotal moment in the Democratic primary race, and tonight's debate will undoubtedly shape the future of the party and the nation. Don't miss a minute of the action! 
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##  Democratic Candidates Take Center Stage Tonight:  Follow Live Coverage of the Debate

The Democratic primary race heats up tonight as the candidates gather for another crucial debate.  With key states on the horizon, expect fireworks as frontrunners and challengers alike vie for the spotlight. 

**Tune in tonight at [time] [channel] as we bring you live coverage of the debate.** Our team of reporters will be on the ground, providing real-time analysis, breaking down key moments, and offering insights into the candidates' strategies. 

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* **The Biden Challenge:**  Vice President Joe Biden faces mounting pressure to solidify his lead in the polls. Can he effectively address concerns about his age and stamina while simultaneously highlighting his experience and electability? 
* **Warren and Sanders: A Battle for the Left:**  Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders remain strong contenders for the progressive vote. Expect a renewed focus on their contrasting policy proposals, particularly on healthcare and wealth inequality. 
* **Bloomberg's Big Debut:**  Billionaire Michael Bloomberg enters the fray tonight, aiming to inject new energy into his campaign. Will his wealth and political experience translate into a breakout performance, or will he face scrutiny over his past policies and controversies? 
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**Debate Heats Up as Democrats Face Off in Charleston**

In a tense and lively Democratic presidential primary debate held at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, on Tuesday, the candidates faced off on the stage, vying for the attention of the crowd and the support of the party's base.

The debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, saw several candidates, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Bernie Sanders, and businessman Tom Steyer, take the stage and address the pressing issues of the day. The atmosphere was electric, with the crowd erupting in applause as each candidate participated in the debate.

One of the key themes of the debate was the party's fear of running with a democratic socialist at the top of the ticket. Senator Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, was a focal point of attention, with several other candidates, including Tom Steyer, attacking his ideology and questioning his ability to lead the party.

"We are looking at a party that has decided that we're either going to support someone who is a Democratic socialist or somebody who has a long history of being a Republican," Steyer said, his words met with loud applause from the crowd.

Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg was also under fire, with several candidates criticizing his lack of experience and his record on issues such as healthcare and the economy.

The debate also saw several other candidates, including former Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar, take the stage and address the crowd. Despite the tensions and disagreements, the debate remained civil, with each candidate offering their unique perspective on the issues facing the country.

As the debate came to a close, the crowd was left with a sense of excitement and anticipation, knowing that the road to the nomination would be long and arduous. But for now, the focus was on the present, and the candidates were determined to make their mark on the debate stage.

The debate was just one of several events in the lead-up to the South Carolina primary, which is set to take place on March 3. With the nomination still up for grabs, the candidates will have to continue to prove themselves to the party's base and the American people.

In the meantime, the debate has left a lasting impression on the candidates and the crowd, and it will be remembered as one of the most intense and lively debates of the primary season so far.
## Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

The Democratic presidential primary race is heating up, and tonight's debate in Charleston, South Carolina, promises to be a fiery one. With the South Carolina primary just days away, candidates are vying for the support of voters in a state crucial to securing the nomination. 

Our team of reporters will be on the ground, providing live updates and analysis throughout the evening. We'll be covering everything from the candidates' opening statements to their closing arguments, and everything in between. 

**What to expect:**

* **Focus on South Carolina:** Expect candidates to address issues of particular importance to South Carolina voters, such as race relations, healthcare, and the economy.
* **Attacks on Biden:** With Biden currently leading in the polls, expect his rivals to target him with attacks on his record and his ability to defeat President Trump.
* **The Sanders-Warren dynamic:** The relationship between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren will be under scrutiny, as they continue to battle for the progressive vote.
* **Bloomberg's continued presence:** Mike Bloomberg, who entered the race late, will be looking to make his mark and prove he can compete with the frontrunners.

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* **Post-debate analysis:** After the debate, our experts will break down the key moments and what they mean for the race.

Don't miss this crucial moment in the Democratic primary race. Join us tonight for live coverage of the debate and follow along with our reporters in real time. 

## Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

The Democratic presidential primary race heats up tonight with a crucial debate in Charleston, South Carolina. The candidates will be facing off for the second time this week, following a heated debate in Las Vegas on Wednesday. 

With Super Tuesday just around the corner, tonight's debate is a critical opportunity for the candidates to make their case to voters in a state that is key to winning the Democratic nomination. 

Our team of reporters will be providing live coverage of the debate, offering real-time analysis and insights into the candidates' performances. We'll be tracking the key issues, the most memorable moments, and the potential impact on the race. 

**Here's what to expect:**

* **The candidates:** Tonight's debate features the top contenders for the Democratic nomination, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.  
* **Key issues:** Expect to hear the candidates discuss a range of issues, including healthcare, climate change, the economy, and foreign policy. 
* **The South Carolina factor:** The debate takes place in South Carolina, a state with a large African American population and a history of playing a significant role in the Democratic primary. 

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## Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

The Democratic presidential primary is heating up as candidates face off in Charleston, South Carolina, for the latest debate. The event, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, promises to be a fiery exchange as the candidates vie for the chance to challenge President Donald Trump in November.

Tonight's debate is expected to be particularly intense, with the candidates facing pressure to solidify their positions on key issues and appeal to a diverse electorate.  Recent attacks on the frontrunners, particularly Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden, suggest the night could be filled with heated exchanges and strategic maneuvering. 

Our team of reporters will be providing live coverage throughout the debate, offering expert analysis and insights into the candidates' performances. Follow along with us for real-time updates, key takeaways, and expert opinions on what each candidate's performance means for the race ahead.

**Here's what you can expect tonight:**

* **The candidates:**  Tonight's debate features a diverse field, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Senators Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and  former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg.  The candidates will be facing off on a range of issues, including healthcare, climate change, and the economy. 
* **The focus:** Expect to hear a lot about the candidates' plans for tackling issues that are important to South Carolina voters, such as healthcare, education, and the economy.  The debate comes on the heels of Super Tuesday, a crucial set of primaries that could significantly impact the race.
* **The stakes:** With the Democratic field narrowing, tonight's debate is a crucial opportunity for the candidates to make their case to voters and solidify their place in the race.  

**Follow along with us tonight for all the latest news and analysis from the Democratic presidential debate.** 

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## Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

The Democratic presidential primary race heats up tonight with a crucial debate in Charleston, South Carolina, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. This debate comes just days before the South Carolina primary, a state crucial to the Democratic nomination process.

With the field narrowed down to a handful of contenders, tonight's debate promises to be a high-stakes affair.  Expect fireworks as candidates like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Joe Biden face off against challengers like Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, vying for a spot in the final stretch of the race. 

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Join us tonight for a lively and insightful look at the Democratic presidential primary race as it enters its final stages. 

## Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

The Democratic presidential primary race heats up tonight with another high-stakes debate, this time in Charleston, South Carolina.  With Super Tuesday looming on March 3rd, the candidates are facing increasing pressure to solidify their positions and win over voters in a crucial state.  

The debate, hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, promises to be a lively affair, with candidates like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, and Pete Buttigieg vying for the chance to secure the Democratic nomination.  We expect to see fireworks as the candidates grapple with crucial issues like healthcare, climate change, and the economy.  

**Our team of expert reporters will be on the ground, providing live updates and analysis throughout the debate.** We'll be diving deep into the candidates' arguments, highlighting key moments, and providing insights into the potential impact of their performance on the race.  

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Don't miss this crucial moment in the Democratic primary race. Join us tonight and let's see who rises to the challenge. 

Join us for tonight's Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.
The Democratic presidential candidates will take the stage tonight in Charleston, South Carolina, for their final debate before Super Tuesday. The debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, will feature the remaining candidates vying for the Democratic nomination: former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and businessman Tom Steyer.
The debate comes at a crucial moment in the primary season, with Super Tuesday just days away. The candidates will be looking to make a strong showing in South Carolina, a state with a large African American population, before heading into the Super Tuesday contests, where more than a third of the delegates needed to win the nomination will be up for grabs.
During the debate, the candidates are expected to address a range of issues, including healthcare, climate change, and foreign policy. However, the debate is also likely to focus on the candidates' electability and their ability to defeat President Donald Trump in November.
In recent days, the candidates have been attacking each other's records and qualifications, with Bloomberg and Steyer both criticizing Sanders for his democratic socialist views. Biden, meanwhile, has been emphasizing his experience and electability, arguing that he is the best candidate to unite the Democratic Party and defeat Trump.
Our reporters will be on the ground in Charleston, providing real-time coverage of the debate and analyzing the candidates' performances. Follow along with us on our website and social media channels for the latest updates and insights.
The debate will begin at 8 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on CBS News and streamed on CBSNews.com and the CBS News app. Don't miss this important event in the Democratic primary season. Join us tonight and follow along with our reporters for the latest news and analysis.
Title: Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

As the Democratic primary race continues to heat up, the candidates are set to face off once again tonight in Charleston, South Carolina. The debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, will feature a lineup of six candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), and businessman Tom Steyer.

The debate comes just days before the South Carolina primary, a crucial contest in the race for the Democratic nomination. With a diverse electorate and a significant African American voting bloc, the Palmetto State is seen as a key test for the candidates' ability to appeal to a broad coalition of voters.

In recent weeks, the race has seen a surge in attacks between the candidates, particularly between Sanders and Bloomberg. During the last debate in Nevada, Bloomberg faced intense scrutiny over his record on stop-and-frisk policing and his past comments about women. Meanwhile, Sanders has faced criticism from some Democrats over his self-proclaimed democratic socialist ideology.

In Charleston, the candidates are expected to continue to spar over issues such as healthcare, climate change, and economic inequality. Biden, who has struggled in recent contests, will likely face pressure to deliver a strong performance in a state where he has long held a lead in the polls.

For those looking to follow along with the debate in real time, CBS News will be providing live coverage and analysis throughout the evening. Our team of reporters will be on the ground in Charleston, providing updates and insights on the candidates' performances and the key moments of the debate.

So join us tonight for what promises to be a lively and important debate in the Democratic primary race. Whether you're a die-hard political junkie or just looking to stay informed, our coverage will provide you with the insights and analysis you need to make sense of this pivotal moment in the 2020 election.
Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.
As we gear up for tonight's Democratic presidential debate, tensions are high and the stakes are even higher. The debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, will take place at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina.
The candidates on stage tonight will be former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), and businessman Tom Steyer.
Last week's debate in Las Vegas had a fiery start and tonight's debate is expected to be no different. With the South Carolina primary just days away, the candidates will be vying for the support of the state's African American voters, who make up a significant portion of the Democratic electorate.
Biden, who has long been seen as the front-runner in South Carolina, will be looking to solidify his support in the state. But Sanders, who has surged in recent polls, will be looking to make a strong showing in the debate.
During the debate, expect to hear a lot of discussion about healthcare, income inequality, and foreign policy. The candidates will also likely be asked about their plans for addressing the coronavirus outbreak, which has dominated headlines in recent days.
As always, our reporters will be on the ground in Charleston, providing real-time analysis and commentary on the debate. Follow along with us on Twitter and on our website for the latest updates and insights.
The debate will start at 8 p.m. EST and will be broadcast live on CBS News and streamed on CBSNews.com. Don't miss this important event in the Democratic primary race. Join us tonight for the debate and follow along with our reporters for the latest news and analysis.
Join us for tonight's Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.
Tonight's Democratic presidential debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, promises to be a significant event in the 2020 election cycle. Held at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, the debate will feature the Democratic presidential candidates, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Vice President Joe Biden, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and businessman Tom Steyer.
The candidates will be facing off just days before the South Carolina primary, which could be a crucial tipping point in the race for the nomination. With a diverse electorate and a significant African American population, South Carolina is seen as a key test for each candidate's ability to appeal to a broad range of voters.
As the candidates take the stage, expect them to address a range of issues, from healthcare to climate change to foreign policy. But the debate is also likely to focus on the growing divide within the Democratic party. With Bernie Sanders emerging as a frontrunner and self-proclaimed democratic socialist, his candidacy has stoked fears among some Democrats that he may be too far left to win in a general election.
Tom Steyer, a billionaire businessman and former hedge fund manager, has also made attacks against former Mayor Bloomberg's history as a Republican, suggesting that Democrats must choose between a democratic socialist and a former Republican.
While the candidates will certainly have their differences, they will also be united in their goal of defeating President Donald Trump in November. With the stakes higher than ever, tonight's debate promises to be a lively and informative event.
Our team of reporters will be on the ground in Charleston, providing real-time updates and analysis throughout the debate. Follow along with us on Twitter and on our website for the latest news and insights.
Don't miss this important opportunity to hear from the Democratic candidates and to learn more about their visions for the future of our country. Join us tonight for the Democratic presidential debate.
Title: Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time.

As the race for the Democratic presidential nomination heats up, the candidates will gather once again on the debate stage tonight in Charleston, South Carolina. Co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, the debate promises to be an exciting one, as the candidates vie for the support of South Carolina's Democratic voters ahead of Saturday's primary.

The Democratic field has narrowed considerably since the first debate in June, and tonight's debate will feature just seven candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, Senator Bernie Sanders, Senator Elizabeth Warren, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and businessman Tom Steyer.

During the last debate in Nevada, Biden and Buttigieg sparred over their differing visions for healthcare and foreign policy, while Warren and Bloomberg clashed over the latter's past comments about women and his controversial "stop and frisk" policy as mayor. It remains to be seen whether those debates will continue tonight, but one thing is certain: the stakes are high.

With the South Carolina primary just days away, the candidates will be looking to make a strong showing in front of the state's Democratic voters. In particular, Biden, who has staked his campaign on a strong showing in South Carolina, will be hoping to turn in a commanding performance tonight in order to secure a victory on Saturday. Sanders, who won the Nevada caucuses, will also be looking to capitalize on his momentum.

As always, our reporters will be providing real-time coverage of the debate, bringing you the latest developments and analysis as they happen. So be sure to join us tonight for the Democratic presidential debate, and follow along as we deliver the news you need to know.
**Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time**

The stage is set for another intense showdown among the Democratic presidential hopefuls as they gather for tonight's debate. The event, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, promises to be a crucial moment in the 2020 primary season.

Seven candidates will take the stage at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, each vying for a chance to win over voters and gain momentum in the crowded field. The debate comes at a critical time, with the South Carolina primary just days away and Super Tuesday looming on the horizon.

Our team of reporters will be providing live coverage of the debate, bringing you real-time analysis and insights from the candidates' performances. We'll be tracking the key moments, fact-checking the claims, and providing context to help you make sense of the discussion.

The debate is expected to be a contentious one, with tensions running high among the candidates. In recent days, the field has seen a surge in attacks and counter-attacks, with candidates seeking to differentiate themselves and gain an edge.

Former Vice President Joe Biden, who has been struggling to regain his footing after a series of lackluster performances, is likely to face tough questions about his electability and his ability to take on President Trump. Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has been surging in the polls, will likely face scrutiny over his democratic socialist policies and their potential impact on the economy.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who has been gaining momentum in recent weeks, will look to build on her strong debate performances and make a case for why she is the best candidate to take on Trump. Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has been facing criticism over his past policies and comments, will seek to reassure voters that he is a viable alternative to the current front-runners.

Other candidates, including former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and businessman Tom Steyer, will also be looking to make their mark and convince voters that they have what it takes to win the nomination.

Our live coverage will begin at 8pm ET, with our team of reporters providing updates and analysis throughout the evening. Join us as we bring you all the action from the debate, and follow along with our live blog for the latest news and insights.

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* Date: Tonight
* Time: 8pm ET
* Location: Gaillard Center, Charleston, South Carolina
* Hosts: CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute
* Candidates: Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Michael Bloomberg, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer

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**Join us for tonight’s Democratic presidential debate and follow along with our reporters in real time**

The highly anticipated Democratic presidential debate is set to take place tonight, and our team of reporters will be providing live coverage and analysis throughout the event.

The debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, will feature seven Democratic presidential candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and businessman Tom Steyer.

As the Democratic primary season heats up, tonight's debate promises to be a pivotal moment in the campaign. The candidates will face off on a range of issues, from healthcare and climate change to economic inequality and foreign policy.

In recent debates, tensions have been running high, with candidates trading barbs and jabs on stage. Tonight's debate is likely to be no exception, as the candidates look to gain momentum and differentiate themselves from their opponents.

Our team of reporters will be live-tweeting throughout the debate, providing analysis and insights on the candidates' performances. We'll also be fact-checking key claims and providing context on the issues being discussed.

**Follow along with our live coverage**

* Our politics team will be live-tweeting from the debate hall, providing up-to-the-minute analysis and commentary.
* We'll be hosting a live blog, where you can follow along with our reporters' observations and insights in real-time.
* After the debate, we'll have a team of experts providing analysis and reaction on our website and social media channels.

**What to expect tonight**

* The debate is set to begin at 8pm ET and will run for approximately two hours.
* The candidates will be questioned by a panel of moderators from CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.
* Expect the candidates to clash on key issues, including healthcare, climate change, and economic inequality.
* Look for the candidates to try to make a strong impression with voters, particularly in key battleground states.

**Stay with us for the latest updates**

We'll be providing comprehensive coverage of the debate and its aftermath. Stay with us for the latest updates, analysis, and reaction from the campaign trail.
**LIVE COVERAGE: Join us for Tonight's Democratic Presidential Debate**

Tonight, the Democratic presidential candidates will take the stage in Charleston, South Carolina, for a highly anticipated debate co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. The debate promises to be a crucial moment in the 2020 presidential election, with the candidates facing off just days before the South Carolina primary.

Our team of reporters will be providing live coverage of the debate, offering analysis and insights in real-time. Follow along with us as we bring you the latest updates, quotes, and reactions from the candidates.

The debate comes at a critical juncture in the campaign, with the candidates vying for attention and momentum ahead of the South Carolina primary on Saturday. The Palmetto State is seen as a key battleground, with a diverse electorate that could provide a crucial test for the candidates' ability to appeal to a broad range of voters.

The debate is expected to be contentious, with tensions running high between the candidates. In previous debates, Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden have clashed on issues such as healthcare and foreign policy, while Senator Elizabeth Warren has targeted her opponents on issues such as wealth inequality and corporate power.

Meanwhile, billionaire businessman Tom Steyer has been critical of his opponents, warning that a democratic socialist at the top of the ticket could harm the party's chances in the general election. "This is about 2020," he said in a recent debate. "We are looking at a party that has decided that we're either going to support someone who is a Democratic socialist or somebody who has a long history of being a Republican."

Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has been the subject of criticism from his opponents for his past support of Republican candidates, is also expected to face tough questions tonight. Bloomberg has been trying to appeal to moderate voters, but his record on issues such as stop-and-frisk policing and his past support for Republican candidates has made him a target for his opponents.

Other candidates participating in the debate include Senator Amy Klobuchar, former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and businessman Tom Steyer.

Our live coverage will begin at 8pm ET, with our team of reporters providing analysis and insights throughout the debate. Follow along with us on Twitter, Facebook, and our website for the latest updates and reactions.

**Debate Details:**

* Date: Tuesday, February 25, 2020
* Time: 8pm ET
* Location: Gaillard Center, Charleston, SC
* Hosts: CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute
* Participants: Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Michael Bloomberg, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer
**Tonight's Democratic Presidential Debate: Follow Along with Our Reporters in Real Time**

The stage is set for tonight's highly anticipated Democratic presidential debate, and our team of reporters will be providing live coverage and analysis throughout the evening. The debate, co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute, will feature seven Democratic candidates vying for the top spot on the party's ticket.

The debate, taking place at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, will be the 10th Democratic presidential debate of the 2020 election cycle. The candidates participating in tonight's debate include former Vice President Joe Biden, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and businessman Tom Steyer.

The debate comes at a critical time in the Democratic primary, with several candidates facing intense scrutiny over their policies and electability. In recent debates, tensions have run high, with candidates clashing on issues such as healthcare, climate change, and economic policy.

Last week's debate in Nevada saw a heated exchange between Bloomberg and Warren, with Warren criticizing Bloomberg's past comments on women and minorities. Meanwhile, Sanders and Biden have been engaged in a long-standing feud over their differing approaches to healthcare and economic policy.

Tonight's debate is expected to be just as contentious, with candidates looking to make a final push before the crucial Super Tuesday primaries next week. Our team of reporters will be providing live updates and analysis throughout the evening, including fact-checking and expert commentary.

**Debate Schedule:**

* Date: Tonight
* Time: 8pm ET
* Location: Gaillard Center, Charleston, SC
* Moderators: CBS News anchors Norah O'Donnell and Gayle King, along with CBS News correspondent Margaret Brennan and Congressional Black Caucus Institute president and CEO, Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC)

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Our team of reporters will be providing live updates and analysis throughout the evening. Follow along on our website and social media channels for:

* Live fact-checking and expert commentary
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* Analysis of the candidates' performances and policy proposals
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Join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #DemDebate, and follow our reporters for live updates and analysis throughout the evening.
**LIVE COVERAGE: Tonight's Democratic Presidential Debate**

Join us for live coverage of tonight's Democratic presidential debate, as the remaining candidates face off in a crucial showdown ahead of the 2020 election.

Our team of reporters will be providing real-time analysis and updates from the debate, which is being co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute.

The debate, taking place at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina, features seven Democratic candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, businessman Tom Steyer, and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

 Tonight's debate is expected to be heated, with tensions running high among the candidates. In previous debates, we've seen candidates clash on issues like healthcare, climate change, and economic policy. Tonight, we're likely to see more of the same, as each candidate tries to make their case to voters and stand out from the pack.

**The Issues to Watch**

* Healthcare: Expect a lively discussion on the candidates' varying proposals for healthcare reform, from Sanders' "Medicare for All" plan to Biden's more incremental approach.
* Climate Change: With climate change increasingly becoming a top concern for voters, the candidates will likely offer their plans for addressing the crisis.
* Economic Policy: The candidates will likely clash on issues like taxation, trade, and the economy, with some advocating for a more progressive approach and others pushing for more moderate policies.

**Our Reporters' Analysis**

Our reporters will be providing live analysis and reactions from the debate, including:

* Fact-checking: We'll be keeping track of any inaccurate or misleading statements made by the candidates.
* Candidate performances: Our team will be evaluating each candidate's performance, including their overall strategy, debating skills, and tone.
* Key moments: We'll highlight the most memorable moments from the debate, including any notable zingers or gaffes.

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We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on the debate on social media using #DemDebate, and our team will respond to your questions and comments.

**Tune in Tonight**

The debate begins at 8pm ET and will be broadcast on CBS and streamed online. Join us for live coverage, analysis, and updates throughout the evening.

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