DNC Permits Joe Biden to Sit Down During Arizona Debate

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The DNC continues to take backlash in the wake of their propensity to change debate rules. These rule changes, as of late, are sudden and with very transparent agendas.

During businessman Mike Bloomberg’s time as a 2020 hopeful, the DNC removed the requirement for candidates to attain a certain amount of individual donors; this removal ultimately allowed Bloomberg to make it on some debate stages before he ended his campaign.

Weeks after this, the DNC upped their requirements after Tulsi Gabbard reached their then-established threshold. By shifting their mandate of candidates needing one delegate to needing 20% of delegates, the DNC all but assured that Gabbard won’t make it on this month’s debate stage.

Now, the DNC is under fire for yet another change. This time, they are allowing candidates to sit down during the debate on March 15. This decision is facing wide perception as a poorly veiled move to assist Joe Biden.

Why Are Candidates Allowed to Sit at the Arizona Debate?

The DNC issued a curt and short statement in regards to the change for Sunday’s debate. This statement declined to mention Joe Biden; however, countless people across the nation are able to read between the lines and see the writing on the wall.