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Scholars on the Democratic debate: Hillary wins, Bernie hits a nerve

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imageBernie and Hillary agree: enough with the emails already.Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

The Democrats' first debate took place in Las Vegas on Tuesday evening. Compared to the two GOP debates, this CNN-hosted debate was a more substantial and less impolite. Here’s an instant analysis from three political scholars.

A decisive victory for Clinton

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