Debate

The Fourth Industrial Revolution takes the developments of the Third Industrial Revolution a step farther.

During the Fourth Democratic Presidential Primary Debate, Andrew Yang took a swing at Bing which led to Microsoft's search engine trending.

"The DNC and the corporate media are rigging the election again," the Hawaii congresswoman claimed.

"What does it say that the conservatives are nicer to me?" the Democratic presidential candidate asked.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz joined 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang in urging law enforcement officials and the news media against using the names of mass shooters.

A picture of a man with a large semi-automatic rifle slung over his shoulder in a Starbucks prompted social media debate Wednesday over "open carry" and U.S. gun rights.

"Biden, like a balloon, the air runs out of it," Ari Fleischer said, "it just deflates and goes away."

"For decades the Democratic party was complicit in a bipartisan attack on the immigrant community," an activist said in a press release.

"I don't understand why people run and then they promise stuff and it never happens," Fox & Friends co-host Ainsely Earhardt said, criticizing Warren.

"I'll be honest, I really do think that this was a breakaway night," she said in her appearance on "The Late Show."

Experts talk cake dispute.

The politicians were discussing proposed restitution for Jewish Holocaust victims, whose property was seized during the genocide.

Vermont Independent Bernie Sanders is set to appear in a town hall event Monday evening hosted by Fox News anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum.

"This is a fundamental problem with the Democratic Party: they look weak, running from a fight when they should be throwing punches," Bill Maher said on Friday night on 'Real Time.'

He also called Trump the "most corrupt president in the history of the United States."

"I'm the only person here of color, OK?" Senator Flowers said. "I am a mother too. And I have a son. And I care as much for my son as y'all care for yours. But my son doesn't walk the same path as yours does. So this debate deserves more time."

"Do you think that having sex with a stripper is conservative values?"

An anonymous bride posed a question that has since gone viral about whether she was in the wrong for kicking a couple out of her kids-free wedding who brought their children anyway.

A Georgia Democratic candidate for secretary of state attended a debate alone after his Republican opponent, who was recently touted by Trump, did not show up due to an alleged "scheduling conflict."

The accounts of Atlanta Antifa, Antifa Sacramento, Anti-Fascist Network, the Proud Boys and the alt-right group's founder, Gavin McInnes, were suspended. 

Throughout the candidates' two debates in the past week, DeSantis consistently referred to Gillum as "Andrew." Gillum has referred to DeSantis as either "Mr. DeSantis" or "the congressman."

The candidate said the use of the word "marijuana" was more offensive than the n-word.

Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum accused Ron DeSantis in their final debate ahead of the election of having deliberately pursued the vote of racists.

"Ironically, there was a later question about the need for civility in politics," GOP candidate Brian Fitzpatrick told WBCB News.

"There is a loss of civility, there is an anger, there is a rage on the far left that is frightening," the senator said. "The images of the left-wing mob beating on the doors of the Supreme Court—that's not good for the country."

"Senator Cruz is not going to be honest with you... He's dishonest. It's why the president called him 'Lyin' Ted,' and it's why the nickname stuck. Because it's true," O'Rourke said during the second Texas senatorial debate.

Beto O'Rourke announced a staggering fundraising total, but continues to trail Ted Cruz in the polls.

"It was OK for Americans to join the Taliban to fight against us," McSally said.

O'Rourke complimented Cruz's dedication to his country and thanked him for sacrificing time with his family in order to stand for his beliefs and goals. Cruz took the opportunity to repeatedly compare O'Rourke to Senator Bernie Sanders and to say that he was fighting for socialism.

The race has become one of the most closely watched in the country, with polls putting O'Rourke within a margin of error of Cruz.