Democratic debate: Top tier set to clash in one of the last primary matchups of 2019

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Top tier candidates are set to clash in one of the last primary matchups of 2019. Here's what you need to know about tonight's DemDebate:

The fifth Democratic primary debate convenes 10 candidates on stage Wednesday night in Georgia, a state trending more purple due in part to shifting demographics, as the splintered field struggles to confront the party's mounting concerns over defeating President Donald Trump and more Democrats both formally and potentially join the fold.

For the first time, the roster of this debate, which is co-hosted by MSNBC and the Washington Post and will be held at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta -- another sign of a diversifying electorate in a once-reliably red state -- won't feature former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke, who dropped out of the race, and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, who failed to qualify.

Despite threading calls for big, structural change in her stump speech, Warren's latest health care plan outlines a gradual path to achieving a full-scale Medicare for All system that would stretch three quarters into her first term in 2023. With some distance between the the top-tier and the rest of the pack, Biden, Buttigieg, Sanders and Warren will likely focus their time sharpening their pitches for a return to normalcy, generational change, a political revolution and fundamental, structural change, respectively -- underscoring a divide within party most recently brought to the forefront by a one-time candidate who will not be on the stage.

 

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Sen. Bernie Sanders: 'What the American people understand is that the Congress can walk and chew bubblegum at the same time. In other words, we can deal with Trump's corruption, but we also have to stand up for the working families of this country.'

Sen. Warren: 'Anyone who wants to give me a big donation, don't ask to be an ambassador because I'm not going to have that happen.' DemDebate

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