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Nathaniel Rakich

Buttigieg seems to have made the decision that his best bet is to attack Sanders tonight (although he also got in his shot at Bloomberg). This makes sense, I guess, given that the second Buttigieg bump came when he attacked Warren for being too far left in one of the fall debates. He can win over Klobuchar and Bloomberg voters by standing out in other ways, not necessarily tearing them down.

Perry Bacon Jr.

I hate the framing of questions about policing/prosecutors/criminal justice that starts with the premise “how will black people respond.” It assumes that nonblack people would not care about these issues and that black people are particularly concerned about them. I’m not sure either is totally true. I think the focus on stop and frisk will hurt Bloomberg with nonblack voters as much as black ones.

Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Right before her third-place finish in New Hampshire, Klobuchar started to get questions about her record as a prosecutor in Minnesota. And she’s having to answer for it now in response to a question from the moderators. It’s interesting that this didn’t really come up before now — Harris was constantly being asked about her record a prosecutor while she was in the race.


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