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Hal Bent

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Sun Dec 20, 2015, 04:40 AM Dec 2015

Iowa watchers split on who won Democratic debate [View all]

Source: Des Moines Register

Asked if corporate America should love her, Hillary Clinton answered with a confident smile: "Everybody should."

It was one of the best lines Saturday night in the third Democratic presidential debate, according to a handful of undecided college-age caucusgoers who weighed in on the performances for The Des Moines Register.

"This definitely highlighted exactly what this debate seemed to be about: Hillary Clinton," said Jessica Lynk, a 19-year-old Drake University student from Arlington Heights, Ill., who will be caucusing for the first time.

"I guess it was funny, but it was also awkward," said John Wingert, 20, of San Antonio, Texas, who is studying political science, international relations and German at Drake.

By the debate's end, the college-age debate watchers were split on who won. But on a night when all three candidates were credited by many national politics watchers with doing well, the lack of a big moment is typically thought to leave the advantage with the current front-runner: Clinton.

Read more: http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2015/12/20/iowans-react-to-democratic-debate/77646802/



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