VOA News The two candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, are debating in Flint, Michigan, where the city's 100,000 residents, most of them black and many of them impoverished, have been facing a toxic water crisis that federal, state and local officials have been grappling with for months. Sanders opened the debate, broadcast on CNN, by saying he was "shattered" by the sight of families, including children, being "poisoned" by the toxic water in Flint. He called the...
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