Sitting in the front row seats? Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, and Mrs. Tyrone Woods (claim, Arkansas)

[Travelassie]

Originally Posted by whogo

She ain't resting her head on Bill's lap...

And I bet she wouldn't be wearing that blue dress either.

[petch751]

Originally Posted by Travelassie

And I bet she wouldn't be wearing that blue dress either.

She should wear a little RED dress. Or are framing it to put on the walls of the WH should Hillary win.

[whogo]

Hitlery's body double is brushing up on policy issues.

[Spartacus713]

Originally Posted by Travelassie

And I bet she wouldn't be wearing that blue dress either.

Hillary is going to be wearing Monica's blue dress?

[bluesjuke]

Originally Posted by bxlover

How will that resonate with woman voters if Trump did that, or religious voters, or people with good manners ?

Was Hillary going after these women that her husband cohorted with and harassed good manners?

[MyNameIsBellaMia]

Originally Posted by shadowne

Great, she will probably avoid drinking water since she won't get a bathroom break, causing her to get dehydrated again and pass out.

99.99% of the 100 million people who are projected to watch will be watching for that reason only.


I can't wait!


And will that disgusting Megyn Kelly be there to ask Hillary about the times she called women 'bimbos'?

[HappyRider]

What a circus but Dems haven't seen anything like it. Usually, they shame Republicans into hiding in no time. They have met their match in Trump. He has won the first round even before the debate starts.

[BobNJ1960]

Originally Posted by petch751

Team Hillary Mark Cuban a front row seat at the debate to "troll" Trump

Team Trump: Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, and Mrs. Tyrone Woods right up front as well in Trump's section.

Cuban just an attention-hog, jealous of Trump, is totally irrelevant in the Clinton/Trump. However, those three ladies are central to the issues of Clinton's dishonesty and character.

If trump invites them, Bill will be there.

[James420]

I'm glad the two party candidates are worried more about who sits in the front row than the country, very comforting. I can't wait for the " I know you are but what am I". These two have to be the least ethically, morally, and dignified candidates that we've had running at the same time ever.

These two are the best candidates that we as Americans could come up with?

[Creekcat]

Originally Posted by James420

I'm glad the two party candidates are worried more about who sits in the front row than the country, very comforting. I can't wait for the " I know you are but what am I". These two have to be the least ethically, morally, and dignified candidates that we've had running at the same time ever.

These two are the best candidates that we as Americans could come up with?

They're the ones that made it this far in the "interview" process, for the job. Not that there is much of a screening process for the applicants of this position.