Politics

What Twitter Has to Say About the Wednesday Democratic Debate

Check out the instant spin room.

Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar stand at their respective podiums while gesturing with their hands.
Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar at the Democratic debate in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Feb. 7. Joe Raedle/Getty Images

The last few Democratic debates may have been largely forgettable, tiring affairs, but tonight’s event in Las Vegas promises a highly controversial newcomer: Michael Bloomberg has finally met the polling threshold after a national poll showed him in second, with 19 percent support, after Bernie Sanders. (Looks like his 185-ad, $1 million–a-day campaign strategy did the trick.) Bloomberg will join the candidates who appeared on the last debate stage in New Hampshire—except for Andrew Yang, who ended his campaign last week, and Tom Steyer, who missed the polling threshold—ahead of the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.

To guide you through the debate, which will be co-hosted by NBC News, MSNBC, Telemundo, and the Nevada Independent, we’ve rounded up top liberal and conservative commentators below. You’ll see liberal tweets on the left and conservative tweets on the right.