WATCH: Biden Imitates Stuttering Child at Democrat Debate; Wine Caves, Health Care Clashes and Age Attacks: Biggest Debate Moments
By Daily Wire. Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden imitated a stuttering child during Thursday night’s Democratic presidential debate which drew a wide range of responses online.
“My wife and I have call list of somewhere between 20 and 100 people that we call at least every month to tell them, ‘I’m here,’” Biden said. “I give them my private phone number, they keep in touch with me.”
Biden then imitated a “little kid” with a stutter that he says he talks to on the phone.
“I have scores of these young women and men who I keep in contact with,” Biden continued. “And the reason I’d give everyone here a gift is because they want to do something like I do at making their lives better because there’s a lot people who are hurting very, very, very badly.”
What is going on with Joe Biden during the final question of the night?#DemDebate pic.twitter.com/pItd9T1edT
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) December 20, 2019
Did Biden just make fun of a stuttering kid? Or did he just stutter himself?
— Norm Macdonald (@normmacdonald) December 20, 2019
Did Biden just imitate a differently abled person asking for help? Unrelated, is Trump Biden’s tether?
— Natasha Rothwell (@natasharothwell) December 20, 2019
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Wine Caves, Health Care Clashes and Age Attacks: Biggest Debate Moments
By Politico. . .The long-awaited confrontation between Sen. Elizabeth Warren and South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg materialized in the debate’s second hour, when the Massachusetts senator slammed her 37-year-old opponent for holding a pricey campaign fundraiser in a cave at a tony California winery. That cascaded into a stagewide battle, with Sen. Bernie Sanders joining the billionaire-trashing brigade.
The debate also featured a dustup between Buttigieg and Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who stood up for the candidates with national experience and pointed out the mayor’s lack of it. And, once again, the candidates sparred over health care and the Sanders-championed “Medicare for All” proposal. . .
Buttigieg argued that he’s “literally” the only candidate onstage who isn’t a millionaire or billionaire and charged that Warren — who raised money at traditional fundraisers for her Senate campaign and transferred much of that cash to her presidential bid when she entered the race — couldn’t pass her own “purity” test. . .
“If you can’t say ‘No’ to a donor, then you have no business running in the first place,” Buttigieg said, highlighting Warren’s Senate fundraising. “Did it corrupt you, Senator? Of course not. So to denounce the same kind of fundraising guidelines that President Obama went by, that [House] Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi goes by, that you yourself went by until not long ago, in order to build the Democratic Party and build a campaign ready for the fight of our lives, these purity tests shrink the stakes of the most important election.” (Read more from “Wine Caves, Health Care Clashes and Age Attacks: Biggest Debate Moments” HERE)
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