This week in 'Democrats Say': Democratic debate edition

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio explains what sets him apart from his colleagues

When asked what sets him apart as a candidate for president of the United States, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio proudly told America that "for the last 21 years he had been raising a black son in America."

Gov. Jay Inslee informs voters about 'climate refugees'

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee explained that under his administration, "We would address the root causes of immigration, one of which is that we have climate refugees now because the climate crisis is making Central America uninhabitable for large parts of people."

Sen. Cory Booker 'Hispanders' to Spanish-speaking voters

New Jersey Sen.Cory Booker pandered to Hispanic voters when he spoke in Spanish and promised to end ICE and Homeland Security policies on immigration.

Julian Castro believes in 'reproductive justice' — and explains what that means

Former Housing Secretary Julian Castro stated that he believed in "reproductive justice."

"What that means is that a woman, and let's also not forget about those in the trans community, is poor doesn't mean they should not have the right to exercise that right to choose," Castro said.

Candidates with a 'plan' to provide government-paid health coverage for undocumented workers raise their hands

Democratic debate moderator Savannah Guthrie asked candidates to raise their hands if their government plan would provide coverage for undocumented workers in America. Every candidate on Thursday night's debate stage raised their hands.

Exactly how is Marianne Williamson going to 'harness love for political purposes'?

Author and lecturer Marianne Williamson claimed that she will "harness love for political purposes."