Pete Buttigieg

The South Bend, Indiana mayor was the favorite candidate for 25 percent of respondents, while Senator Elizabeth Warren came in second with 16 percent.

Pete Buttigieg said he wanted to build a future that had a lot of differences.

"Maybe we're held to a different standard," Klobuchar said.

Democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg went on the offensive against President Donald Trump, saying that Trump has done nothing to command his respect.

"This helps Elizabeth Warren because she's trying to scoop up the progressives," Mary Anne Marsh argued.

"I've only had one client in my entire life, and that has been the people. Unlike other people, unlike others, I have never represented a corporation. I have never represented a special interest. I started my career fighting for the people," Harris said.

In a new clip from Showtime's 'The Circus,' the mayor of South Bend, Indiana believes the Democratic presidential race will come down to him and Elizabeth Warren.

For about every study that demonstrates marijuana and cannabidiol can provide relief to certain types of pain patients, there's another that shows these drugs perform even worse than placebos.

The South Bend, Indiana Mayor said Wednesday that he'd smoked marijuana a "handful of times", but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld says he's "pretty sure" no one's tried drugs a "handful of times."

"The idea here is you get more justices who think for themselves. Justices like Justice Kennedy," Buttigieg said in a recent sit-down interview.

Clinton has called Gabbard "the favorite of the Russians." Gabbard hit back, calling the failed 2016 presidential hopeful the "queen of warmongers."

Mayor Pete also said Trump has betrayed Kurdish people who supported U.S. troops in Syria.

Andrew Yang, Pete Buttigieg and Beto O'Rourke are among the 2020 candidates who have defended Tulsi Gabbard after Hillary Clinton accused her of being a Russian agent.

"I consider [Gabbard] a competitor. I respect her service," Buttigieg said. "I would prefer we had arguments in terms of policy."

Buttigieg rejected any proposal to "completely withdraw" troops from the Middle East, and said President Trump's erratic foreign policy is affecting Americans' safety.

The poll found that support for Warren among Democratic voters remained unchanged after Tuesday's debate, despite several shots across the bow in her direction.

Speaking to Newsweek, Michael Gordon also said the mayor "definitely got more aggressive" against Elizabeth Warren in the Tuesday debate.

Among the lower-tier candidates, Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg performed significantly ahead of expectations.

Civil rights attorney and pain patient advocate Kate Nicholson said she was "thrilled" to see Democratic primary candidates talk about the opioid epidemic Tuesday night. "It matters because we do have a crisis," she said.

Some of the candidates dominated the field, while others floundered on a crowded debate stage.

"Respectfully congresswoman, I think that is dead wrong," Buttigieg said to Gabbard. "We can end this war without embracing Donald Trump's policies."

The openly-gay Democratic presidential candidate has been married to his husband Chasten since 2018.

The two Democratic presidential hopefuls plan to repeal the Trump Administration's transgender military ban and religious exemption policies.

Co-hosted by GLAAD and The Advocate, multiple presidential candidates appeared, though Bernie Sanders was a notable no-show.

The Democratic presidential candidate said that he trusts "the American people to make that decision for themselves."

University of South Carolina President Bob Caslen said gaps between civilians and members of the military breed misunderstandings and allow assumptions to take root.

"If you believe that God is watching as poison is being belched into the air of creation, and people are being harmed by it—countries are at risk of vanishing in low-lying areas—what do you suppose God thinks of that?" he asked the audience.

"Look if you think about it, white supremacy is the thing beneath the surface of American life that has come closest to ending American life," Buttigieg said on The Breakfast Club.

Most of the other Democratic candidates have released comparably ambitious climate change proposals, which include similar approaches as those Buttigieg is calling for.

All of the Democratic Party's top 2020 contenders would defeat President Donald Trump in the general election, according to a new poll.