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2016-10-06 | |
[CNN] The Democratic nominee is off the campaign trail ahead of Sunday's debate, leaving media appearances and public rallies to her deep bench of high-profile surrogates, including her immediate family, the first family and Former Vice President, Nobel Prize winner, and crazed sex poodle Al Gore. Clinton does, however, have fundraisers slated for Wednesday and Thursday, including one that will be open to cameras. Advisers say the reason behind the decision is simple: the debate carries far greater importance than a standard campaign event. The first debate was viewed by more than 80 million, far more than the audience for any rally. Clinton's top takeaway from her first debate with Trump was that preparation matters.
Clinton is spending Wednesday preparing for the town hall debate at her home in Washington. John Podesta, the campaign chairman, Jake Sullivan, Clinton's top policy adviser, and Ron Klain and Karen Dunn, two top members of Clinton's debate team, were all seen entering her home. The small group of aides were joined by Sara Solow, Kristine Costa and Tony Carrk, all members of the small group of aides working with Clinton ahead of Sunday's debate. | |
Posted by:Fred |
#4 Well, rjs, that would certainly explain a lot. But, it would be the closest thing to actually having a soul she would ever experience. |
Posted by: AlanC 2016-10-06 14:25 |
#3 She is feeding off the souls of Haitian children that were captured for this purpose by the Clinton Foundation. |
Posted by: rjschwarz 2016-10-06 12:32 |
#2 May be similiar, AlanC. But there won't be any drug testing for Hillary. They can pump her full of anything they want. |
Posted by: Abu Uluque 2016-10-06 12:00 |
#1 What are they pumping into her to lessen her symptoms? If she really has something serious that is causing symptoms like her 9/11 freezeup and apparently involuntary head shaking they must be hiding it somehow for the debates. How? I know the NFL players take a needle to play through pain. Is this similar? |
Posted by: AlanC 2016-10-06 08:56 |