Democrats debate IS after Paris attack

The Democratic presidential hopefuls have clashed over how to deal with militant group Islamic State, in the wake of deadly terror attacks in Paris. Hillary Clinton, speaking on a debate stage in Iowa, said “it cannot be an American fight” and called on Turkey and the Gulf states to do more. But rival Martin O’Malley […]

The Democratic presidential hopefuls have clashed over how to deal with militant group Islamic State, in the wake of deadly terror attacks in Paris.
Hillary Clinton, speaking on a debate stage in Iowa, said “it cannot be an American fight” and called on Turkey and the Gulf states to do more.
But rival Martin O’Malley disagreed and said the US had to “stand up to evil” and lead from the front.
The attacks killed 129 people and injured hundreds in the French capital.
Hours after the near-simultaneous attacks on Friday, CBS News vowed to shift the focus of the debate to put more emphasis on counter-terrorism and foreign policy.