In a surprising twist, Democratic National Convention delegates have taken a break from policy discussions to share their thoughts on something a little less… conventional. From favorite news sources to dream casting choices, these political insiders are proving they’re just as plugged into pop culture as they are to party platforms.

News You Can Use (Or at Least Enjoy)

When it comes to staying informed, DNC delegates are anything but monolithic. While many stick to traditional heavyweights like The New York Times and Washington Post, others are branching out.

“I start my day with Twitter and end it with TikTok,” confessed one millennial delegate from California. “It’s like a political sandwich with memes as the bread.”

Another delegate swears by a mix of NPR and true crime podcasts. “It helps me understand both foreign policy and how to get away with murder,” she joked. “Not that I’m planning anything, of course.”

Must-See TV (When They’re Not Watching C-SPAN)

Television preferences among delegates are as diverse as their constituencies. Veep remains a perennial favorite, with many citing it as “uncomfortably close to reality.”

Surprisingly, The Great British Bake Off has a strong following. “After a day of heated debates, there’s something soothing about watching people stress over soggy bottoms,” one delegate mused.

Casting Call: Kamala Harris Edition

When asked who should play Vice President Kamala Harris in a hypothetical biopic, delegates had no shortage of opinions. While many suggested established stars like Kerry Washington or Rosario Dawson, others had more creative ideas.

“I’d love to see Issa Rae take on the role,” said a delegate from New York. “She’s got that perfect blend of wit and gravitas.”

One delegate even suggested a certain former WWE star turned actor. “The Rock could do it,” he insisted. “Have you seen his Obama impression? Plus, he’d bring in the crossover audience we need!”

As these insights show, DNC delegates are more than just political animals – they’re pop culture connoisseurs with a sense of humor. Who knows? Maybe the path to unity lies not through policy debates, but through binge-watching sessions and fantasy casting games. Now that’s a platform we can all get behind.