Did you folks even know there was going to be another D debate? The Republican debates are well noted but not so much the Democrats. In any case:

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Still can't decide if you prefer your Democratic candidate hopelessly idealistic or boring and practical? On Thursday night you'll get a chance to see Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off yet again, just a week after their last debate. At this point you may feel like if you've seen one debate, you've seen them all, and we can't promise you that Clinton won't declare she's a "progressive who gets things done" as Sanders pivots back to his gripes with Wall Street whenever possible (in fact, we're almost 100 percent positive that those things will happen). However, last week's seemingly unnecessary MSNBC debate turned out to be one of the best of the 2016 race so far, and after Sanders beat Clinton by 22 points in New Hampshire, they have a lot to talk about. Here's a guide to get you up to speed, and be sure to tune in later for Daily Intelligencer's liveblog and complete coverage of the debate.

When and where is the debate being held?

Thursday at 9 p.m. EST at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Why is this debate being held?

This is one of the original Democratic debates, not one of the four debates added last week. Yes, it's hard to believe that the DNC scheduled a debate for a weeknight, but the GOP had already called the Saturday of Valentine's Day weekend.

How can I watch it?

The debate will air on local PBS stations and you can stream it on PBS.org here. CNN will also simulcast the debate, and stream it on CNN.com.

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http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/w...ocid=spartandhp

By golly, my evening's entertainment is all set.

I wonder if anyone will bring up the latest on Huma so we can watch Ms. Pantsuit throw her under the bus.

I know...silly me.

Is anybody watching this? She looks like Big Bird channeling Chairman Mao.

I mean canary yellow? It looks like a rain slicker.

I hate to be a downer, but . . .

According to THIS WEBSITE the total NH Primary votes on the D side (two top vote getters) was roughly 250,000 votes. On the R side - adding up all the candidates - the number was slightly less than that.

So let's get this straight - in a state that has the motto "Live Free or Die" - an avowed socialist (actual Marxist) and a criminal who is a socialist got as many votes as the Rs?

THAT is the story of this election. We've seen this coming for years - now it's here. The takers DO outnumber the producers.

And NH needs to change its motto to just "Die".

(kudos to Greg Gutfield on "The Five" for pointing this out)

Don't forget, this little party is just beginning.