Sen. Warren calls out Deaton’s ‘pro bono work for crypto’ in 2nd debate
The Oct. 17 debate was likely the final time the two Senate candidates faced off before the November election.
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The Oct. 17 debate was likely the final time the two Senate candidates faced off before the November election.
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