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Bernie Sanders flips out on Bloomberg during hectic debate; Biden boo’d

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Joe Biden was boo’d at the end of Wednesday night’s debate on NBC during finishing remarks, Your Content has learned. What’s more, became an all out war when Mayor Michael Bloomberg called Bernie Sanders a communist during the presidential debate in Nevada.

“The best known socialist in the country happens to be a millionaire with three houses that’s the problem,” Bloomberg said. “Where is your home! Which tax haven?” Sanders quipped.

“The entire program was the candidates bickering and fighting,” one angry woman wrote on Facebook. “It’s seriously a joke — they’re screaming, one is ready to have a heart attack and the second might already be well overdue.”



Sanders leads in 10 out of 10 national polls released since Monday — many of them from high-quality pollsters — giving him a firmer handle on the race. He currently sits at 25.3 percent in our national polling average — more than 3 percentage points higher than on Feb. 10 (the day before the New Hampshire primary).

Meanwhile, former Vice President Joe Biden and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg are roughly tied for second place in the polls, but they are heading in opposite directions. Bloomberg’s average is up 3.5 points since Feb. 10, while Biden’s is down 5 points.

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