Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Democratic Debate Recap

It was Democrats helping Democrats in a mostly collegial debate last night. There was less name-calling and far fewer candidates on stage compared to the Republican debates. There were also fewer viewers, only 15 million compared to an average 24 million for the first two GOP debates.

By Madeleine Brand • Oct 14, 2015 • 1 min read

It was Democrats helping Democrats in a mostly collegial debate last night. There was less name-calling and far fewer candidates on stage compared to the Republican debates. There were also fewer viewers, only 15 million compared to an average 24 million for the first two GOP debates.

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Producer, 'The Document'
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senior writer for Rolling Stone
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political writer, host of “90 days with Ana Marie Cox” podcast

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Democratic Debate Recap

It was Democrats helping Democrats in a mostly collegial debate last night. There was less name-calling and far fewer candidates on stage compared to the Republican debates. There were also fewer viewers, only 15 million compared to an average 24 million for the first two GOP debates.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Democratic Debate Recap

It was Democrats helping Democrats in a mostly collegial debate last night. There was less name-calling and far fewer candidates on stage compared to the Republican debates. There were also fewer viewers, only 15 million compared to an average 24 million for the first two GOP debates.

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