CNN: Motherfucker will find a way to back out of the town hall. Yes or No?

[Stinky The Clown]

[Maru Kitteh]

1. He will stomp out when the young attractive moderator turns out

to not be the pushover he is counting on.

[BlackSkimmer]

20. Hmm, I'll go out on a limb and assume a woman will be the moderator?

Trying to remember someone referring to a male moderator in this manner....nope...can't recall.

[Maru Kitteh]

24. Haven't really seen TFG lusting after young men so yes?

He has certain ideas about women, particularly those considered attractive.

[durablend]

2. Nope

[underpants]

3. He never shied away from a camera.

[chillfactor]

4. No

he seeks the attention..

[rurallib]

10. That is the key! Attention

[Hortensis]

27. Agree. He NEEDS the national presentation of being a serious candidate,

just as serious -- and equal with in importance -- as the incumbent president who's always expected to run for a second term.

[Ocelot II]

5. Either he'll back out, or he'll use it to defame E. Jean Carroll a few more times

and talk about the Manhattan hush-money case he was told not to talk about. I think the latter is more probable.

[GenXer47]

6. he has nothing to lose. CNN does though

But if they go through with this, they belong to him.
The art of domination - you get someone to go along with something they know is wrong, then do it again, and again, worse and worse.

[brooklynite]

7. No.

[Lovie777]

8. He's not on social media with his hatred......................

[agingdem]

9. no...

that cute moderator Kaitlan Collins worked for Tucker Carlson at the Daily Caller..and Trump will more than likely have sympathetic audience..lots of stupid people ready to eat Trump's lying bullshit with a knife and a fork...

[pwb]

11. Those bone spurs might start acting up?

They went away after the draft lottery but this could trigger them.

[gratuitous]

12. It'll be a two hour kvetchfest about how unfair life is for the former guy

Nobody will be able to keep him on task, nobody will shush him when he goes off on Grievance No. 752 again, and nobody will even try very hard. CNN needs a ratings success, and it doesn't matter much what they air as long as the eyeballs are watching.

[lamp_shade]

13. I've changed my mind. I AM going to watch it.

[Hortensis]

28. I usually tape these things so I can look if mention makes me

want to see some comment for myself.

[mzmolly]

14. Goodness no. Question is - will CNN back out?

Likely, also no.

[Goodheart]

15. Omigod, but no. He will not back out of the town hall.

He will fill it with cries of innocence and victimhood.

[TheProle]

16. Nah

[Chakaconcarne]

17. I don't even think he can handle friendly questions...

[Chainfire]

18. No, he won't miss free publicity.

I will have to tune in to the post-game highlights.

[Johonny]

19. CNN is probably offering to pay double

knowing the ratings will be much higher now.

[live love laugh]

21. No. He'd never miss being in front of an audience--especially as complicit CNN won't touch the issue

[H2O Man]

22. Recommended.

He might back out. But I am hoping that he follows through. and complains about this throughout.

[Golden Raisin]

23. If he goes through with it it will be interesting if

he has a complete, volcanic, public meltdown/rant session for all to see.

[debm55]

25. When is the townhall?

[demmiblue]

26. Lol... no. n/t

[malaise]

29. I said yes

so I'll stick with it although I was warned that he did show up for the debate against Hillary

[Lettuce Be]

30. He can't take questions he can only talk about himself so how would that be a town hall anyway?

The worst town hall of all time, me thinks.