Democratic Presidential Debate In Mami: People Freak Out Over Use Of Spanish On Univision [TWEETS]

Bernie Sanders Hillary Clinton — Democratic U.S. presidential candidates Senator Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton pose before the start of the Univision News and Washington Post Democratic U.S. presidential candidates debate in Kendall, Florida March 9, 2016. REUTERS/Javier Galeano

Last night’s democratic debate in Miami was hosted by Univision, with Jorge Ramos and Maria Salinas as moderators, which of course explains why some parts of the debate were in Spanish. However, live audio-dubbing was provided in English, but some folks seemed to be too busy freaking out to use that option. One would think that in a city like Miami, where the Latino population amounts up to 70 percent, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders would attempt to catch some votes by speaking their language, right? Well, this definitely didn’t fare well with non-Spanish speakers around the country, and boy did they tweet about it!

The dem debate is being broadcast in mexican. Not Spanish, people from Spain speak Spanish.
— Jason_14/88 (@JasonMi48564853) March 10, 2016

#DemDebate ALL MINORITYS SHOULD B MAD AT 2NITE'S dem debate;DID CNN TRANSLATE INTO CHINESE,RUSSIAN...ETC ONLY SPANISH!THAT'S REAL RACIST CNN
— star sun (@theheavenlyalm1) March 10, 2016

Dem Debate.....its all freeeeeeee, (in Spanish) pic.twitter.com/yU7co7gVnz
— eddiecoyne (@EddieCoyne) March 10, 2016

I can't even watch the Dem debate when it's in English...and now they're putting it in Spanish too??
— Sydney Elliott (@elliott0925) March 10, 2016

Dem Debate is in Spanish WTF
— Oceans (@DTLAWOLF) March 10, 2016

I'm watching a presidential debate in the United States tonight, being conducted in Spanish. Adios, America!
— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) March 10, 2016