Welcome to Democracy-ish, I'm Tore.

And I'm Danielle Moody Mills.

And I'm still recovering from the debate that felt like it took three days long.

Oh, my God.

12 people on the stage.

It felt like 12 years.

You know, and I'm not a slave.

12 years of debate watcher.

But, you know, I don't even fully blame it on the 12 people on the stage, which is problematic.

And I can't wait until we get down to a manageable number.

I don't have to continue to listen to Tulsi.

But the intelligent, creative people at CNN and every other network cannot think of any other way to conduct this debate.

There's no other format. There's no other format.

There's no other form of question.

Is there a mandate by the DNC that you must start with health care?

But it also felt like a spelling bee.

Why is everybody getting the same question?

Why does everybody, like, literally, by the time that you move halfway down the line,

everyone is just parroting each other so

I'm also confused and I'm assuming that when you said talented people at CNN that you were being sarcastic

because I honestly don't understand where they got half of their questions from I could have pulled those

from Twitter and they would have been wittier than what the three of them put out. Well, it's interesting because when my children went to kindergarten, one of the questions was,

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