Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren got into a testy exchange at the DemDebate over NDAs involving women who complained he made inappropriate comments in the workplace, including an allegation Bloomberg told a former employee to terminate her pregnancy
Mayor Michael Bloomberg struggled once again to put the issue of "stop-and-frisk" by the New York City police department under his leadership behind him in the Tuesday debate.
But he also defended his stewardship of New York City — saying that he made it a safer, better place during his time as mayor.His rivals pounced once again, with both Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar saying the program was racist.Bloomberg Hits Sanders Over Russiareport that U.S. officials briefed Bernie Sanders on Russian efforts to help his campaign.
On the debate stage Mr. Sanders reiterated that he rejected attempts by the Kremlin to meddle in the campaign and delivered a rebuke of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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