Trump Invites Benghazi Survivor, Gold Star Mom to Presidential Debate

Apparently Trump's guests at the 2016 Presidential Debates include
Benghazi Survivor Mark Geist, and Gold Star Mother Karen Vaughn,
and Gen. Michael Flynn, former Defense Intelligence Agency director.




Announced by the MSM by way of a tweet from NBC News Correspondent
twitter.com...


www.bloomberg.com...

Now Hillary will have to face her "biggest regret" tonight.

Better choice than Gennifer Flowers?

Well at least Chuck Todd thought so, but Hillary fans are
having a meltdown on (fake outrage) twitter.

a reply to: burntheships

Man if only this was about the actual debate.
And I kow hillary is doing the same shenanigans.

Well, she won't be looking anyone in the eyes whilst she comes out with her lies, damn lies.

A very classy move on Donald's part! Just the opposite of who evil Hillary is inviting.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: burntheships

Man if only this was about the actual debate.
And I kow hillary is doing the same shenanigans.

Mark Cuban will be there, front and center, although I fail to see how Donald Trump could possibly be intimidated by him.

a reply to: carewemust

Classy? Neither of them doing what they are doing is classy. Just trying to antagonize the other one.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
Well, she won't be looking anyone in the eyes whilst she comes out with her lies, damn lies.

She will definitely be hearing some boos coming from that vicinity,
would be awesome if they were on the front row to look
her in the eyes, while she avoids them.

a reply to: queenofswords
I don't think it is meant to intimidate at all, it was to get under his skin. And it worked rather well.

At least Trump had enough class to not bring Gennifer Flowers.

a reply to: Sremmos80

She was Secretary of State, Benghazi happened on her
watch. Look up the email "Tick Tock Libya".

That will be the end of her, she owns Benghazi.
She even wrote emails how she owned it.
Then she was funded by Saudi Arabia.

Do the math!

Asking her to face the families of the Benghazi dead is appropriate.
She was sec of state at the time.
This debate is supposed to be about her political decision making.

Wonder how the MSM will refuse to air that interchange ?

a reply to: burntheships
Cool, never said she didn't.

Hardly anything new and she has dealt with it up to this point and she will have no issue tonight. Rather you agree or disagree, she has the backing of all the investigations washing her from it. So bringing the mother in isn't going to change anyone's view point about it this late in the game.

They are both being petty. Just debate, we don't need all this sideshow nonsense.

a reply to: Sremmos80

Benghazi is hardly a petty issue.

Clinton's claim to qualification is her "record".
Which speaks against her, and without
qualifications she is just another pathological
liar, so in that sense, yes she is "petty".

a reply to: burntheships

Surprisingly it doesn't look like he invited anyone from the Kremlin?

a reply to: burntheships

So he has to have the family member there to make that point?
The issue it's self isn't, but bringing the mom in as some sort of gotcha move is.

She has been clear six ways to Sunday, while I know you don't agree with it, it doesn't change that she has been.
Maybe BOTH parties should just focus on the issues and not who's guest rubs the other person the wrong way more.

Benghazi is an issue. It happened while she was SoS. Whether she is solely culpable for the mistakes made is actually somewhat irrelevant. She is the one running for President, and this is part of her history.

It should be brought up. Just as Trumps multitudinous mistakes as a business man. He's hardly the worlds most successful...

Questions to her should be something like this...

Given the lack of progress in bringing stability to the ME on the part of yourself and the current administration...why, Mrs. Clinton, should you be trusted to get it right this time??

Questions to him should be something like this...

Given your business failures in the past, Mr. Trump, why should the voters be willing to let you have the nations check book, and credit cards?

Questions of that sort, with no wiggle allowed.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
This debate is supposed to be about her political decision making.

What about Trump's? Oh wait, he hasn't made any. This isn't a debate that you guys want. You want a lynching.

I forgot to RSVP. Bah

a reply to: seagull

Agreed, and leave the special guest at home.