I think the key is remain calm.
Trump already has the momentum. All he needs to do is repeat what he’s already stated, outlining his policies and bringing attention to her failures.
The media has painted him as a bully. He has to keep his emotions in check to take some of that perception away. Oh and get ready for the ‘you attacked a girl’ articles Tuesday morning.
Yes. I’ve received a few questionnaires from the Trump campaign and one of my recommendations was to stay focused and calm.
Krauthammer just made an interesting point, "If he's boring he wins." Everyone is expecting him to act like he did in the intitial primary debates. He will not. I think he will have the same demeanor he had, i.e. Presidential, he had when he was with the President of Mexico.
His MO should be, "I'm already President." I'll have a discussion with Mrs. Clinton but she's not going to rile me, push my buttons. I'm going to ignore her as much as I can and speak to the American people. I realize that for a lot of Americans, this is my first chance to introduce myself as a Presidential 'Mr President'. I'm going to act like it and let Hillary throw as many barbs as she wants. I'm not going to take the bait. . a perfectly timed, "There you go again" might be the perfect debate replay.
Also, this thought from LC, http://lamecherry.blogspot.com/
"For all of the intrigue, manipulations and assistance of the press in attempting to smear my wife Melania, my family and my myself, continued tonight for Hillary Clinton, if the media cares to reveal the Truth, they would show the front row of my guests, who are a dozen women abused by Bill Clinton and set upon by Hillary Clinton to cover up these assaults by smearing them as bimbos, I call attention to the fact that these women are voting for me, and looking to me to make certain that this never happens again in an abuse of power against the American People from the White House."
"Game, Set, Match, Donald John Trump."
"That answered when Hillary Clinton attempts her theater in the first half hour, and it is all every American will remember from then to November 8th, when they vote in landslide for President Elect Donald Trump."
Interesting take. . .