The Democratic National Committee, which organizes the party’s primary debates, has faced accusations of scheduling them on dates that will receive poor viewership in an attempt to protect frontrunner Hillary Clinton. DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz has denied these claims. There are other hints Clinton wanted less exposure, including reports that her campaign privately lobbied the DNC for fewer debates.

But when you just look at the debate schedule, it’s hard to deny its absurdity — especially when you take a look back at political debates of years past.

Read the article “Democrats Scheduled Debates on Days When No One Will Watch” on vox.com.