Nerves are flying high as the Democratic primary debates edge closer. With the release of its debate rules, the Democratic National Committee is causing candidates to prepare their message in quick, bite-sized segments.

According to NBC News, candidates will have 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds for a follow-up. There will be no opening statements, but candidates will make closing remarks.

The two-hour debate will be split into five segments divided by commercial breaks.

With 20 candidates qualifying for the primary debates in total, the Democratic National Committee divided the first primary debate into two days, with 10 candidates debating each night… Read Full Story

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