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Last night marked the last before the Iowa caucuses next month, and the six leading candidates—including Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator , and former Vice President Joe Biden—took the stage in Des Moines hoping for a final boost in the polls.

It was only a matter of time at the Democratic debate before one of the moderators would bring up the controversy between Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. When asked about Sanders’ alleged past remarks that he believed a woman couldn’t win the presidential election (he has vehemently denied this), Warren said she disagreed, pointing out that the proof was in the two women at the January 14 debate.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders sparred on Tuesday night over the question of electability, as Sanders denied having said that a woman could not win the presidency.

The stakes are high for the remaining Democratic presidential candidates as Tuesday marks the final debate before the Iowa caucuses. The six qualifying candidates will take the stage in Des Moines on Tuesday at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET, and there are plenty of ways for viewers to follow along.

With just 21 days to go before Americans cast their first ballots of the primaries at the Iowa caucus, the Democratic candidates are facing off for one final debate on January 14. This is the smallest group of candidates seen onstage since the first debate in June 2019, with just six contenders facing off after qualifying for the strictest set of qualifications yet: securing 225,000 unique donors, and earning 5% in four DNC-approved national polls or 7% in two DNC-approved early state polls.

In Waterloo, Iowa on Sunday a young woman asked Senator Elizabeth Warren a question for which the Democratic candidate didn’t have a plan. It wasn’t about student loans, the economy, education, climate change or health care. But it’s getting a great deal of attention now that videos of their interaction are spreading quickly (see video below).

In the 2016 presidential election, Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) didn’t declare until March 2015. Hillary Clinton released a YouTube video announcing her candidacy in April 2015.

Senator Elizabeth Warren had a plan when she appeared on The View during the Jan. 7 episode.

President Donald Trump‘s unauthorized attack on top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, resulting in his death, has sparked fears that the United States will be launched into another war if the country retaliates, as Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei promised “severe revenge.” Politically active celebrities, including Rose McGowan, and 2020 presidential candidates took to the president’s platform of choice, Twitter, to condemn the reckless and dangerous decision that could put innocent citizens’

The day after President Donald Trump became the third president in United States history to be impeached , the Democratic presidential candidates are back onstage TONIGHT, December 19, for another debate.

The sixth democratic debate is just two days away. Well, maybe.