二次民主党总统辩论定于周二和周三在底特律举行，2020年的领先者伯尼·桑德斯和伊丽莎白·沃伦将在第一个晚上登台。
就像MSNBC在6月下旬主持的第一次辩论一样，美国有线电视新闻网主持的这些辩论将在拥挤的民主党候选人中占据前20名，这是基于在三次民意调查中至少有1%的人投票，以及聚集65，000名个人捐助者。辩论将于美国东部时间晚上8点在福克斯剧院现场直播，每场大约持续两个小时。
这里有一些关于第一夜的知识，可以直播无需订阅。
候选人:
在7月18日最后一轮抽签后，合格的候选人被分成两组，每组10人。他们的领奖台位置将在每场辩论的当晚宣布。
- 伯尼·桑德斯(佛蒙特州参议员)
- 伊丽莎白·沃伦(马萨诸塞州参议员)
- 皮特·巴特吉格(印第安纳州南本德市市长)
- 贝托·奥洛克(得克萨斯州前国会议员)
- 艾米·克洛布查尔(明尼苏达州参议员)
- 约翰·德莱尼(马里兰州前国会议员)
- 约翰·希肯卢珀(科罗拉多州前州长)
- 蒂姆·瑞恩(俄亥俄州议员)
- 玛丽安娜·威廉森(作者)
- 史蒂夫·布洛克(蒙大拿州州长)
这是有线电视新闻网民主党辩论的最后阵容。这些候选人将于7月30日星期二上台。
——有线电视新闻网(@有线电视新闻网)
威廉森
德拉尼
Hickenlooper
瑞安
布洛克
Klobuchar
奥洛克
Buttigieg
沃伦
桑德斯
动力学:
第二场辩论的候选人比第一场辩论分配得更均匀，每晚有两名顶级候选人。进步主义者桑德斯和沃伦将在本轮辩论中首次交锋，这是一个让自己与众不同的机会。包括巴蒂吉格和克洛布查尔在内的温和派可能会试图站出来反对进步的领先者。但是两个年轻的候选人伊吉格和奥洛克预计会发生冲突，并受到克洛布查尔的攻击，克洛布查尔尽管有参院经验，但迄今仍蒙上阴影。克洛布查尔、德莱尼和希克卢伯等不太成功的人批评了桑德斯的民主社会主义议程。当布洛克在埃里克·斯威尔结束竞标后首次出现在辩论中时，威廉森仍然是一个通配符。
问题:
民主党人团结一致谴责唐纳德·特朗普总统领导下的移民拘留中心条件和家庭分离，但在其他移民问题和桑德斯倡导的全民医保等问题上意见不一。布洛克表示，他不赞成扩大联邦医疗保健福利，将无证移民包括在内。包括布洛克、德莱尼、希克卢伯和瑞安在内的温和派认为，如果桑德斯赢得民主党提名，他的民主社会主义政策可能会导致特朗普再次当选。
he second Democratic presidential debates are slated to take place in Detroit on Tuesday and Wednesday, with 2020 front-runners Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren taking the stage the first night.
Like the first debates hosted by MSNBC in late June, these debates hosted by CNN will feature the top 20 candidates in the crowded Democratic field based on polling at least 1 percent in three polls as well as amassing 65,000 individual donors. The debates will be broadcast live from Fox Theater at 8 p.m. ET and run roughly two hours each.
Here are things to know about night one, which can be live-streamed on CNN.com with no subscription necessary.
Candidates:
The qualifying candidates were split into two groups of 10 after a final draw was pulled on July 18. Their podium positions will be announced the night of each debate.
- Bernie Sanders (senator from Vermont)
- Elizabeth Warren (senator from Massachusetts)
- Pete Buttigieg (mayor of South Bend, Indiana)
- Beto O'Rourke (former congressman from Texas)
- Amy Klobuchar (senator from Minnesota)
- John Delaney ( former congressman from Maryland)
- John Hickenlooper (former Colorado governor)
- Tim Ryan (congressman from Ohio)
- Marianne Williamson (author)
- Steve Bullock (governor of Montana)
Dynamics:
The candidates for the second debates were split up more evenly than the first debates, with two top tier candidates per night. Progressives Sanders and Warren will face off for the first time in debates this cycle, an opportunity to set themselves apart from one another. Moderates including Buttigieg and Klobuchar will likely try to stand out against the progressive front-runners. Buttigieg and O'Rourke, two of the younger candidates, are expected to clash and be attacked by Klobuchar, who has so far been overshadowed despite her Senate experience. Klobuchar, and Delaney and Hickenlooper with less success, have criticized Sanders's democratic socialist agenda. Williamson remains a wildcard while Bullock is appearing in a debate for the first time after Eric Swalwell ended his bid.
Issues:
Democrats unite in denouncing migrant detention center conditions and family separations under President Donald Trump, but disagree on other immigration matters and issues like Medicare-for-All, which Sanders is advocating for. Bullock has stated he is not for expanding federal health care benefits to include undocumented immigrants. Moderates including Bullock, Delaney, Hickenlooper and Ryan think that if Sanders wins the Democratic nomination, his democratic socialist policies could lead to Trump getting reelected.
