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Night Two Candidates: <\/strong>Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Vice President Joe Biden, California Sen. Kamala Harris, South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg, New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, entrepreneur Andrew Yang, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet, California Rep. Eric Swalwell, self-help author Marianne Williamson. Related Article:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Night One should give us insight into how the mid-tier candidates\u2014Gabbard, Klobuchar, Buttigieg, O\u2019Rourke and Booker\u2014will attempt to wrestle the spotlight away from fellow candidates Biden, Sanders and Warren, who have each been polling steadily near the top since announcing their candidacies. Recently, Warren has seen her stock rising as of late<\/a>, with some centrists in the nation eyeing her as a potential voting option<\/a> and safeguard against Sanders. The past week has seen Buttigieg going through a rough patch. The presidential hopeful put his campaign on hold to appear at a town hall and address the concerns surrounding the police shooting of a black man in his home city of South Bend. In response, he was met with several jeers and heated questions<\/a> by some of the city\u2019s black residents. This incident details yet another case of Buttigieg\u2019s struggle to connect with black voters<\/a>. Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden may soon find himself in a similar situation as his recent comments<\/a> about working with segregationists have put him in hot water and drawn criticism from other Democratic candidates such as Booker, who appeared on \u201cThis Week with George Stephanopoulos\u201d last Sunday<\/a> and discussed the private conversation the two held over the phone after the former vice president initially shot down Booker\u2019s critique<\/a>. \u201c…frankly, I heard from many African-Americans who found the comments hurtful,\u201d Booker told ABC News’ Martha Raddatz. \u201cI was disappointed, I\u2019ve said my piece, we had a very constructive conversation…I have a very tremendous respect and appreciation for the vice president…I felt it really important\u2026to be candid and straightforward with each other.\u201d Night Two, which includes the more prominent members of the primary (with Warren being the exception), will feature current front-runner Biden, along with Sanders, Buttigieg, Yang and Harris.\u00a0 With his polling numbers starting to slip against Warren, Sanders has just revealed a radical proposal to cancel all student loan debt in the country<\/a>\u2014and hand Wall Street the bill.
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