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Democratic Debate: Women's Reproductive Health Is Under Attack, Harris and Booker Say
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1:18Now Playing"Not nearly one word with all of these discussions about healthcare on women's access to reproductive healthcare, which is under full-on attack in America today - It's outrageous."
The fourth debate of the Democratic presidential primary is underway with the largest field yet on stage together at a pivotal time in the campaign.
Twelve candidates are debating Tuesday in Ohio. At center stage are front-runners Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren. Another top-tier candidate, Bernie Sanders, is back just two weeks after suffering a heart attack and suspending his campaigning.
It could be the last 2020 presidential debate for some candidates. Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke, former Housing Secretary Julián Castro and Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard have not yet met fundraising and polling thresholds to participate in the November debate.
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