Updates from the debate

While most of the evening's Democratic debate focused on Iraq, candidates did have a few opportunities to discuss their domestic agenda and if you listened closely, you may have heard them saying a few things from the county playbook.

Counties have made great strides in cracking down on domestic meth labs, however, meth continues to be a problem as it is smuggled in from Mexico. During the discussion of immigration, Senator Joe Biden was asked about border security and recognized that in addition to curbing illegal entry into the country, stepped up patrols would help to curb drug trafficking across the borders.

In the realm of health care, John Edwards made a pitch for mental health parity. Obama and Clinton agreed to focus on lowering costs and making health care more effcient while Richardson has mandatory coverage for all funded by employers, state and federal government.

And just a fun piece of trivia, here's the top priorities, per the candidates, for their first hundred days:

Edwards: re-establish re-establish America's moral authority

Clinton: Bringing the troops home from Iraq

Obama: Ending the war, reforming healthcare

Richardson: Education, universal Pre-K and full day kindergarten

Biden: End the war in Iraq

Kucinich: Focus on peace and fair trade

Gravel: scold Congress about ending the war

Dodd: Restore constitutional rights

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