Name: How Warren’s Rivals Attacked at The Debate | NYTimes
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“The CNN-New York Times Democratic Presidential Debate

will feature the largest field of presidential

“So if you could describe the debate in an emoji,

“It probably would be Elizabeth Warren’s,

an emoji that just has your eyes getting wider and wider

and wider as you realize, oh, they’re coming after me.”

“I want to give a reality check here to Elizabeth.”

“I was surprised to hear that you did not agree with me.”

“Tonight's debate showed Elizabeth Warren is now

“I have made clear what my principles are here.”

“And you saw that with so many Democrats

“Can you walk us through this very interesting exchange

“And I went on the floor and got you votes.

“When this exchange happened, I wrote to a colleague

and said, that’s the moment of the night.

“I'm going to say something that is probably going

But I'm the only one on this stage that has gotten

“She went and went to one of her signature achievements,

which was helping create the Consumer Financial

And then Biden, sort of strangely, I think,

like he really wanted to get into this with Warren.

Yeah, Joe Biden just had a hard time being

And so he got very hot, as if either, you know,

he had to help this lady out or she owed him something.”

“Senator Warren, do you want to respond?”

“You could sort of see she took a little bit of time

“I am deeply grateful to President Obama.”

“And then she did it by basically giving a shout out

to President Obama and no mention at all of Joe Biden.

And then Joe Biden just could not let it go.

“You did a hell of a job in your job.”

“Boy, like Twitter just went [gestures],

you know, a lot of people just found it a very patronizing,

condescending remark about a female leader."

“Look, this is why people here in the Midwest

are so frustrated with Washington in general.”

“Mayor Pete decided to come and go against his biggest

He decided to come in and turn to her in a way he’s never

look at her in the face, and really lay out

a case for how she was avoiding the question about

whether she’d raise middle-class taxes to pay

Interesting, Elizabeth Warren did not look at him.

are going after her, of not looking at them in the eye.

She’s always trying to make her case to the voters.

Any kind of attack on a rival is usually rehearsed.

So I’m sure that Pete Buttigieg figured out ahead

“Your signature, Senator, is to have a plan

how a multi-trillion dollar hole in this ‘Medicare

for all’ plan that Senator Warren is putting forward

And you know, Warren, she didn't quite do this.

But you know, she sort of said, look —”

Costs are going to go up for the wealthy.”

“And sometimes I think that Senator Warren

is more focused on being punitive or pitting

some part of the country against the other.”

“No question Beto O’Rourke had one of most memorable lines

of the night when he called Elizabeth Warren ‘punitive.’

He was sort of going there and applying an adjective

Remember, it’s four months before the Iowa caucuses.

And the candidates who are going to fall,

it’s not often going to be from a knockout punch.

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