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Some of the Bernie Sanders campaign are complaining that CNN and other Democrat insiders

are changing the format of the next debate to favor Joe Biden. For instance, while past

debates have featured the candidates standing on stage at podiums and fielding questions

from moderators, CNN is proposing that in the next debate candidates will sit on porches

and rocking chairs quietly reminiscing about the good old days when they were vice president

to that nice colored fellow, whatever his name was, it's sometimes so hard to remember.

In past debates, candidates raise their hands to attract the notice of the moderators and

then address issues for a specific period of time. In the next debate, candidates will

simply monitor incomprehensibly until it becomes unbearable to watch and then have campaign

workers submit their positions in writing. Past debates sometimes erupted into fierce

exchanges where the candidates would talk over one another. To avoid that in the next

debate, CNN proposes that moderators will only ask questions that can be reasonably answered

by old videos of Joe Biden speaking about an issue when he was a younger man and could

still put a sentence together. Those videos will then be shown to Bernie Sanders who will

be allowed to respond sometime after the election. Along with the new rules, CNN has also announced

its new list of debate moderators who will choose the questions and set the tone of the

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