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Rubio said the vice president's closing argument was “the most powerful moment” in the debate.
Rubio also was very critical over ABC News’s handling of the debate, contending the two moderators mishandled their fact-checking.
The Florida senator also rebuked Harris and ABC News for its opening question, as the moderators asked her how she would fix the economy.
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