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deliver room. Geographical restrictions, season C, service and delivery fees apply. Hey everyone it's David Plough. Welcome to Campaign HQ. Well another debate. My top-line thoughts are, I don't think there's anything

happened on the stage to really upset the trajectory of the race, particularly as it relates

to what's happening in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Mayor Pete, who has been surging in both of those states,

surprisingly I thought did not take much incoming and I thought,

you know, performed quite well. And I view these debates right now less through the prison of necessarily who wins

headlines as important as that is or who raises money and that's important but will

it affect the race in Iowa because Because that's the first gate.

And I think Mayor Pete probably had a pretty strong performance

vis-à-vis that question, and certainly I don't think did anything to

hurt the momentum that he's building there.

I thought some of the other candidates, you know, had their moments.

I think Amy Klobuchar, who's surging a little bit in Iowa, or at least growing,

had a pretty strong night.

Corey Booker clearly fighting for his political life, I think was quite strong.

Kamala Harris had some very strong moments.

So I think at the end of the day there was nothing that happened that really changed the debate.

I think Vice President Biden, who I thought, you know, relatively had a decent performance,

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