CNN Adds Last-Minute Forum Between Clinton and Sanders
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Democratic presidential hopefuls Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton debating on CNN. Photo: Screenshot.
Vanity Fair – A last-minute town-hall-style event, announced Wednesday by CNN and scheduled to take place just one week before the Iowa caucuses, could be a saving grace for Hillary Clinton,whose presidential campaign has faced an unexpectedly formidable challenge from Democratic rival Bernie Sanders.
The prime-time gathering will air Monday at nine P.M., a huge change from the three debates that the Democratic National Committee scheduled on inconvenient weekend nights. The odd scheduling and limited number of debates provoked criticism from Sanders and fellow candidate Martin O’Malley for giving them inadequate time to make their case to the American public, especially in comparison to the numerous Republican debates that have drawn record-breaking numbers of viewers.
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In Poland, Antisemitism Is Anti-Americanism; the President Chose Washington
French Holocaust Survivor Wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Iran and Russia Are Stepping Up Hybrid Campaigns in Britain, UK Spy Chief Says
Metallica’s James Hetfield Blasts Musicians for Promoting Their ‘Agenda’ on Stage



