Here is a solution for MSNBC, Schultz, Bernie, Hillary and O'Malley supporters.

[Uncle Joe]

The March 9th debate in Florida won't come until after Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina, Alabama, Alaska, American Samoa, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan and Mississippi have all held their caucuses or primaries.

Saturday, December 19, 2015
ABC News Democratic Debate
Watch Full Debate Video
Location: Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire
Sponsors: ABC News, New Hampshire Democratic Party
Moderators: David Muir and Martha Raddatz
Candidates: Clinton, Sanders, O'Malley

Read more at http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-debate-schedule/2016-democratic-primary-debate-schedule/#hxtKx8fGKWkC7brm.99

Thursday, February 11, 2016
PBS Democratic Primary Debate
9pm ET (8pm CT, 6pm PT)
Aired On: PBS
Location: UW-Milwaukee in Wisconsin
Sponsors: PBS
Moderators: Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff
Candidates: TBD

Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Univision Democratic Primary Debate
Location: Miami Dade College in Miami, Florida
Sponsors: Univision, The Washington Post
Candidates: TBD

Read more at http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-debate-schedule/2016-democratic-primary-debate-schedule/#P6h6RWcZJsy9IlOi.99

Monday, February 1 Iowa caucus 52 D, 30 R Closed
Tuesday, February 9 New Hampshire 32 D, 23 R Mixed
Saturday, February 20 Nevada caucus (D) 43 Closed
South Carolina (R) 50 Open
Tuesday, February 23 Nevada caucus (R) 30 Closed
Saturday, February 27 South Carolina (D) 59 Open
Tuesday, March 1
(Super Tuesday) Alabama 60 D, 50 R Open
Alaska caucus (R) 28 Closed
American Samoa caucus (D) 10 Open
Arkansas 37 D, 40 R Open
Colorado caucus 79 D, 37 R Closed
Georgia 116 D, 76 R Open
Massachusetts 116 D, 42 R Mixed
Minnesota caucus 93 D, 38 R Open
North Dakota caucus (R) 28 Closed
Oklahoma 42 D, 43 R Closed
Tennessee 76 D, 58 R Open
Texas 252 D, 155 R Open
Vermont 26 D, 16 R Open
Virginia 110 D, 49 R Open
Wyoming caucus (R) 29 Closed
Saturday, March 5 Kansas caucus 37 D, 40 R Closed
Kentucky caucus (R) 45 Closed
Louisiana 58 D, 47 R Closed
Maine caucus (R) 23 Closed
Nebraska caucus (D) 30 Closed
Sunday, March 6 Maine caucus (D) 30 Closed
Puerto Rico (R) 23 Open
Tuesday, March 8 Hawaii caucus (R) 19 Closed
Idaho (R) 32 Closed
Michigan 148 D, 59 R Open
Mississippi 41 D, 40 R Open
Democrats Abroad

http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-presidential-primary-schedule-calendar/

As we already had one debate in New Hampshire, as the Florida debate isn't scheduled until after a multitude of states and provinces have already voted, as Florida is a much larger and more diverse state, as Schultz doesn't want to increase the number of sanctioned debates, why not just move the scheduled Florida debate up to Feb 4th or something along those lines which can be worked out among the parties?

Perhaps MSNBC and Univision can work out a deal on joint coverage which could increase viewership?

I believe this would benefit everyone most of all the American People.

[Uncle Joe]

1. Come on people let us work this thing out, that 3/19 debate date is atrocious.

This is a win win.

If Hillary seriously wants another quick debate, Schultz doesn't want more than six sanctioned debates, Bernie and O'Malley want more or at least better scheduled debates, they should all get together and present this idea to Schultz as a grand agreement.

MSNBC claims to be eager to get on board, it basically just comes down to a little rescheduling and working out a deal with Univision, this can be done or at the very least it should be tried.

I see no down side to it.

[HereSince1628]

2. Whut? Come ON! You know it's ALL OVER by March 1 when Sanders berns out

up against THE FIREWALL!

It's INEVITABLE.

[Uncle Joe]

3. Did you mean inconceivable?