Even as their campaigns heat up, the two candidates have routinely declined to attack each other.
During the first night of the 2020 Democratic debates, Senator Elizabeth Warren stood alone. Up there on that stage in Miami, there were other talked-about candidates, sure , but none that were polling as high as her. She ended the night aMaybe it was the fact that the other top contenders—Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris—were all together on night two that led Anderson Cooper to ask Warren whether she would havebeen debating Bernie Sanders instead.
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