Hey, get a lot of this. All seven of the Democrat presidential candidates who qualified for the next debate on Thursday

have written to the DNC asking for special treatment, not for themselves, but for two candidates who didn't qualify.

The letter demands the DNC change its rules on who's eligible in order to allow Cory Booker and Julian Castro

to participate, even though they failed to meet the standards. Now here's the dilemma. Democrats spent months

bragging about how diverse their field was, but even before the first primary, Democrat voters already eliminated

all of the minorities with the exception of Andrew Yang. So now it's time to beg, even though they are

unqualified by the very rules the DNC put in place. Cory Booker and Julian Castro want in. They want

their quota. They want a firm revaction. They want a special preference, but the DNC leadership is

pushing back. They're insisting that the standards are the standards. It's about merit. It's not about

feel good diversity objectives. The DNC doesn't care if the debate stage has just a bunch of white

guys and gals with a lot of money, plus Andrew Yang. They say screw affirmative action,

screw special preferences and screw quotas. And by the way, Cory and Julian, screw you too. I mean

that's what they're saying now. And the irony is delicious. Love it.