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DES MOINES, Iowa AP 鈥?Rougher shoving and sharper jabs are expected as a tighter field of Democrats takes the stage for Tuesday night final debate before Iowa leadoff presidential caucuses.Jus stanley cup t six candidates are gathering in Des Moines, all anxious for a televised boost before the Feb. 3 caucuses that could give one or more of them momentum for the primaries that will then come hot and heavy. Or the Iowa results could all but end their White House hopes.State polling shows Iowans ; preferences too close to call.Some of the fiercest clashes could center on Sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, fellow progressives who until now have largely avoided criticizing each other.Warren chastised Sanders over the weekend following a report that his campaign instructed volunteers to speak poorly of her to win over undecided voters. The tensions escalated on Monday after CNN reported Sanders told Warren in a private 2018 stanley cup meeting that he didn ;t think a woman could win the election, a charge that Sanders vigorously denied but that Warren said was true.The feuding will likely expand to include nearly eve stanley cup ry candidate on stage. Sanders has recently stepped up his attacks on former Vice President Joe Biden over his past support of the Iraq War, broad free-trade agreements and entitlement reform, among other issues. Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who has had several strong debates, will be looking for another opportunity to highlight Ohuu How colleges are preparing students for jobs that don t exist yet
World leaders and analysts say President Donald Trumps retweets Wednesday of anti-Muslim videos from a far-right British political group crossed a line.Mr. Trumps apparent endorsement Wednesday of the three videos, which claim to show violent acts carried out by Muslims, isnt the first time the president has d stanley cup rawn criticism for promoting Islamophobic or otherwise racist views, either on Twitter or in speeches to his supporters. But the backlash he received Wednesday, particularly in Britain, was more severe. Trump has not taken down the retweets, despite several calls for him to do so. Related yeezy We asked every senator for their reaction to Trumps anti-Muslim retweets By Lisa Desjardins, Daniel Bush Despite the criticism, some leaders, like Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad of Bahrain, said the tweets dont affect their view of the U.S., or of Trump. The Crown Prince, who met with Trump on Thursday, told PBS NewsHours Lisa Desjardins that the United States promotes tolerance, as does his kingdom. I ;m looking forward to seeing the president. It won ;t change anything, he added.READ MORE: Every moment in President Trump long and complicated history with raceBut others stanley cup , like the UKs Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, were harshly critical of Trump. The retweets are abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society, Corbyn w