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With Martin O'Malley suspending his campaign, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are duking it out for Democratic delegates in the first nominating contest of the 2016 election, the Iowa caucus.Â
The three Democratic presidential candidates stressed familiar themes in taking audience questions a week before the Iowa caucuses.
There's some contention about health care plans and Wall Street regulation.
'On our worst day, I think we have a lot more to offer the American people than the right wing's extremists,' says Bernie Sanders.
The Democratic presidential candidates once again showed they have a few differences with each other, but many with the Republican field.
Clinton stands by her statements that DOMA was a way to avoid something worse, while she, Bernie Sanders, and Martin O'Malley discuss a variety of issues with Rachel Maddow.
Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate highlighted contrasts with the GOP more than anything else.
The former governor and early proponent of same sex marriage is challenging Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination.
