What Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and other Democrats need to do in Thursday Night's Presidential Debate
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders are set to center stage in the second night of Democrats' first presidential debates.
Four of the party's five top-polling contenders are among the 10 candidates debating Thursday night in Miami, with South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and California Sen. Kamala Harris joining Biden and Sanders.
There is potential for fireworks in exchanges between Biden, a front-runner seeking to stay above the fray and keep his focus on President Donald Trump, and Sanders, who is eager to draw contrasts with the more moderate former vice president over which issues and which approach -- Biden's wish for a return to "normalcy" vs. Sanders' promise of a "political revolution" -- will drive the Democratic Party.
