[arrogantsob]

Additions?

[Right Brother]

Ask her if she has ever used foul language and references to man parts in her private conversations. Ask her she has ever privately spoken of her desire to grab p*ssy.

[Rockpile]

Has he used the words “bimbo eruption” yet?

How about fired from the Watergate investigation for dishonesty?

[Pollster1]

There is no point in bringing Hillary’s rape victims (they are Hillary’s victims, since she is the one who threatened them after their bodies were violated) back for the next debate, but he should bring another group. There are so many people who know Hillary and thus hate her that Trump has a choice on what message to send with his pick of guests.

I’d like to see the (former) Air Force officers and enlisted who worked with Hillary, whether flying Air Force One with both Clintons, flying just Hillary to NY daily (yes, they really spent our tax dollars to do that on more than 30 consecutive days to establish residency so she could run for Senate), and (former) Secret Service who saw her daily in the White House. I know several of those people, and they all refer to her as “Satan incarnate”, as “that evil witch”, or as “the sadistic tyrant”. I knew a United States Marine who was referred to by Hillary as a “G— D— M-—— F-—ing soldier” because he was doing his job and she didn’t like what his job meant for her convenience.

I’d like to see Trump bring those people to the next debate and release their names and stories a couple hours in advance. They’re easy to find; I met several at my gun range, in addition to two that I know through the community.

[gettinolder]

Very good, try getting it to him.

[GeneralisimoFranciscoFranco]

How about have someone coach him on forming complete sentences and articulating a thought?

I know what he’s talking about and I still have trouble figuring out what he’s talking about.

He should be beating her by 20 points.

[DoodleDawg]

The next “debate” will be like the last two - bimbo tapes and emails.

[Cobra64]

Her ads talk about her support “for the children” for generations. She needs to tell us exactly what she has done for children. She needs to tell us in QUANTITATIVE terms. I want numbers. Not emotion.

[Larry - Moe and Curly]

If I had any recommendations for Trump, it would be the following opening comments:

“We all know Mrs. Clinton’s failings, her part in the death of 4 Americans at Benghazi, her inability to tell the truth including having private and public comments, and her abuse of women who were in turn abused by her husband. We discussed all of that at the last debate.

I’ve apologized for my comments that were leaked to the press by an advisor to establishment Republican Paul Ryan. I won’t do it again.

I’ve come to this debate tonight to discuss my vision for America: the economy and jobs, immigration, foreign policy and the state of the American government, which is what the American people really care about. So let’s go.”

Then, proceed to not only ignore any question from any moderator not pertaining to what he wants to talk about, but also not respond to anything Clinton says about him. Just explain what his vision is and what he’d try to do as President. Just cut Clinton and the moderator out of the picture and talk directly to the audience.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

We know that Hillary is absolutely clear on who hired Craig Livingstone - most likely herself - and we know that Livingstone never suffered legal prosecution for his misdeeds. We know that Billy Dale was innocent, and we know that Hillary tried to railroad Billy Dale into prison and disgrace for political expedience.

[BookmanTheJanitor]

Remind people that it’s us versus the establishment and status quo

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Trump should wait to near the end of the debate, when Hillary’s meds are weakened, and say:

• Both Hillary and I are about the age Ronald Reagan was when he was president. So age, at this level, is not a disqualifier for POTUS. But at any age, health - especially neurological health - is obviously something that the public has a right to know. If your president becomes unable to perform the duties of office that can be a problem. The 25th Amendment to the Constitution addresses the issue, but at best invoking that provision would be controversial, and it could even provoke a constitutional crisis.

• There have been Internet rumors - for what that is worth - that one of the candidates for president has a neurological disorder. Specifically, Parkinson’s Disease - and that this could be expected to disable that person during the next president’s term of office. Accordingly, I have consulted my doctor and asked him point blank if it is possible that I have Parkinson’s Disease, and if such a diagnosis could be documented conclusively on live TV.

• My doctor showed me how to test for that condition, in such a way that everyone in the country could know for sure. So in addition to saying that I don’t have Parkinson’s Disease, I will now show you - and your doctor - that that is true. According to my doctor, you can know that I would not be able to hold this position with my hand for 20 seconds, without involuntary movement, if I had Parkinson’s. According to my doctor, I would not be able to switch my glance back and forth from one camera here on this side, to the camera here, on the other side, without moving my head, without causing eyes to look cross-eyed. Which I would perceive if it were happening, because it would give me double vision. But as you can see, I can do all those things that a Parkinson’s sufferer cannot. No one knows the future, and even younger people can get Parkinson’s, but at present at least I do not have Parkinson’s Disease.

  And because you have seen me live for the past hour and a half, you know that it has been at least that long since I have had any treatment. For anything. But you know that I have been on a full campaign schedule, far more so than Hillary. I have been out in the public continually, so you really had no reason for suspicion to begin with.

• I do not want the next president of the United States to have Parkinson’s disease, so I am relieved to that extent. But I hope that the internet rumor is wrong anyway, because I wouldn’t wish that problem on anyone.

Hillary then either follows Trump’s lead, or changes the subject - leaving the unspoken challenge hanging in the air for later discussion.