Even after a terrorist attack in Paris killed 129 people, Democratic candidates still want to accept Syrian refugees.
The issue was raised during Saturday night’s Democratic debate hosted by CBS News.
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When moderator John Dickerson pointed out to Bernie Sanders that he has been “a little vague” about refugees, Sanders mostly focused on military reform. He did speak of a “moral responsibility” however:
When Dickerson suggested Martin O’Malley had “a magic number” of 65,000, O’Malley was unable to provide a straight answer as to if that number should go up or down after the attacks in Paris.
Hillary Clinton was asked and spoke about a screening process for refugees. Rather than suggesting less refugees, she credited herself with suggesting more:
As CBS News also reported, GOP candidates had much different reactions to Syrian refugees after the attack on Paris.
