Jeffrey Goldberg
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Democrats Spar in First Debate, Obama Slows Afghan Troop Withdrawal and 2016 Fundraising Reports
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25:17Now PlayingThe five Democratic White House hopefuls squared off in their Party's first debate of the 2016 Election with issues ranging from gun control, foreign policy and Hillary Clinton’s State Department emails. Dan Balz of The Washington Post says that despite Clinton’s strong showing at the debate, Joe Biden continues to weigh a 2016 run. President Obama announced this week his decision to delay the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan which will push American occupation within the country well into 2016. Alexis Simendinger of Real Clear Politics speaks on the “disappointment” Obama could feel at having to hand off Afghanistan and Iraq to his successor. And the third quarter presidential fundraising reports show Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders standing atop the field with more cash on hand than the entire Republican field.
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