Warren doubles down on criticizing Bloomberg as U.S. Democrats sprint to Super Tuesday


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  • Thursday, 20 Feb 2020

Senator Elizabeth Warren speaks as former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Senator Bernie Sanders try to get the moderators' attention at the ninth Democratic 2020 U.S. Presidential candidates debate at the Paris Theater in Las Vegas Nevada, U.S., February 19, 2020.

WASHINGTON/LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - A debate-stage scrap between Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren spilled onto the Democratic campaign trail on Thursday as the former New York mayor sought to move past his rocky debate debut and the senator dug in on attacking her billionaire rival.

There are just two days to go before the presidential caucuses in Nevada. Afterward, contests loom in South Carolina, followed by Super Tuesday on March 3, when voters cast ballots in 14 states, including California, Utah, Colorado and Texas.

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