Keller @ Large: Front-Runner Bernie Sanders Struggles In Free-For-All Democratic Debate
Jon says Bernie Sanders' competitors must be kicking themselves for not hitting him harder earlier in this race.
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Jon says Bernie Sanders' competitors must be kicking themselves for not hitting him harder earlier in this race.
There's a lot on the line Tuesday night in the final debate for the Democratic candidates before Super Tuesday and next week's Massachusetts primary.
Words aren't the only things that matter to undecided voters in presidential elections.
The Democratic Debate in Nevada sounded more like a roast than a political debate at times.
But his deer-in-the-headlights performance suggests Bloomberg either didn't know what to do to get ready for a night of attacks everyone knew were coming, or ignored the advice of those who told him what to do.
Jon says the Democratic presidential candidates' debate in Las Vegas is on the list of all-time wildest donnybrooks.
Three days before the critical New Hampshire Primary, seven Democratic presidential candidates took to the debate stage, with many of them fighting to survive in the race to challenge President Donald Trump.
On St. Anselm's campus in Manchester, New Hampshire, the Democratic Debate has captured the attention of the school's politics majors.
Jon says it was a tough night for Pete Buttigieg at the Democratic debate in Los Angeles.
Just a month has passed since the last presidential debate, but the state of the Democrats' 2020 race has shifted.
It isn't only words that can make an impact during a presidential campaign.
The Democrats sparred over a range of current issues including racism, gun control and health care.
Jon Keller said that despite a few shaky moments, Joe Biden held his own under fire from Democratic opponents.
Jon Keller said Democratic debate No. 2 was essentially a circular firing squad that the party did not need.
Jon Keller says if there was a moment of brilliance or incompetence that changed the arc of this race, he didn't see if. And that benefits a Clinton campaign that has been steadily widening its lead over Bernie Sanders.
WBZ-TV's Jon Keller says the presidential debates need to feature fewer candidates who have a legitimate shot at the presidency.
