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WATCH: 2020 candidates evaluate their first debate performance
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June 27, 2019
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1:56Now PlayingDid the 10 candidates who crowded the stage on the first night of 2020 Democratic debates get enough time to make their case? “No,” Former Maryland Rep. John Delaney said, adding that he hoped the event would be more like how it was billed -- a debate. It was a frustration shared by several candidates who spoke with the PBS NewsHour’s Lisa Desjardins. Sen. Cory Booker said he didn’t think he got to touch on many of the issues. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio defended his decision to make the first interruption on stage: “It’s not about interrupting; it’s about when you feel something is wrong, you have to speak up.” But former Obama cabinet member Julián Castro had a more positive review of his performance: “People tonight saw that I’m a strong candidate and would make a strong president.”
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