Major network to air 7-hour debate on 1 'super-hot' topic

A CNN worker polishes the stage shortly before the 2012 CNN Tea Party Republican Debate in Tampa, Fla. (WND photo / Joe Kovacs)

Presidential debates are a good thing, right? Voters hear what Democratic candidates believe about the economy, free college, health care and more.

And now the subject is going to be climate change.

For seven hours.

That's Democratic presidential hopefuls talking about global warming from 5 p.m. until midnight.

The plan appeared on Twitter:

CNN announces seven-hour Democratic presidential candidates' town hall on climate change. Ten candidates to appear consecutively, 40 minutes each. https://t.co/QE8nemMwjG

— Byron York (@ByronYork) August 27, 2019

As did details:

DETAILS for our seven-hour @CNN Climate Crisis Town Hall event on Sept. 4:

5pm – Castro
5:40pm – Yang
6:20pm – Harris
7pm – Klobuchar
8pm – Biden
8:40pm – Sanders
9:20pm – Warren
10pm – Buttigieg
10:40pm – O’Rourke
11:20pm – Bookerhttps://t.co/RkDJzddz3j

— Liz Stark (@stark_talk) August 27, 2019

And so did the reaction.

"And some people say there is no Hell," exclaimed Twitter user Daniel Schneider.

"This is what I imagine orientation day in Hell is like," said Inez Stepman.

"I would chew my leg off to escape," said Ian MacNeal.

And Harold Stickeehans said, "Too bad. I would have watched, but I'll be busy rubbing sand into my eyes that night."

Twitter news social media aggregator Twitchy said of the Sept. 4 plan: "It's bad enough that the American public has been subjected to the seemingly endless parade of Democratic presidential candidates trying to outcrazy each other at the debates. But now we have to deal with this, too?"