That guy standing next to Hillary Clinton didn’t get to talk much, but did manage to convey that he places a high priority on urban policy—an oddity for a presidential contender.
Republicans are usually vastly outnumbered in the Bronx. Voter enrollment in the borough favors Democrats by better than 13 to one. But at the Bronx Beer Hall on Arthur Avenue on Tuesday night, the GOP held a slim majority.
You might decide to vote for one of them. You might make plans to leave the country if one of them wins. You might stop hemming and hawing and run for president yourself. No matter who you are, or how you vote, you’ve a reason to grab a seat, raise a glass and watch Tuesday’s GOP debate with City Limits.
Immigration didn’t get a lot of airtime in Tuesday’s first Democratic debate of the 2016 season, but it did provoke an interesting exchange.
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