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    Democrats Make the Case That They’re the Moral Party

    Elizabeth Warren, Marianne Williamson, and other 2020 hopefuls tried to frame domestic policy in broader terms.
    by Emma Green Jul 30, 2019 2 minutes
    Source: Brendan Smialowski / Getty

    This story will be updated as the debate continues.

    The great irony of Donald Trump’s presidency is the dizzying contradiction between his personal conduct and his policies, and his claim to be the defender of American values. Onstage at the first part of the second Democratic presidential primary debates tonight, Trump’s potential 2020 opponents moved aggressively to take morality back for their team.

    Senator Elizabeth Warren

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