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It’s a “little girls’ game,” Mr. Trump and the little girl that wants to be president is one that loudly screams: “Misogynist!”

‘Little Girl’ Hillary looking to frame Trump as Misogynist at Monday Debate

By Judi McLeod ——--September 26, 2016

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Mainstream media headlines on the day after the first presidential debate at Hofstra University: ‘Donald Trump, World’s Biggest Misogynist!” That’s the plan, and that will be the mainstream media’s take no matter how Trump performs at the debate. On the day after the presidential debate, moderated by NBC’s Lester Holt and expected to attract upwards of 100 million viewers, Mark Cuban sitting in in the front row as Hillary Clinton’s guest, and Gennifer Flowers should she show up as Trump’s, will have been relegated to so much eye candy.
“The spectacle of the buxom blond lounge singer shooting daggers at Hillary Clinton — perhaps just a few seats away from her former lover, Bill Clinton, who is expected to attend — would only draw more eyeballs to the 90-minute face-off in Hempstead, LI.” (New York Post, Sept. 24, 2016) It would take more than Gennifer Flowers “shooting daggers” at the woman whose lies to the American public go all the way back to her Arkansas First Lady days, to put Clinton off her game. Hillary’s moxie matches that of her mentor Barack Obama. Two days before her Ground Zero collapse, she appeared on ‘Between Two Ferns’ comedian Zack Galifianakis’ ‘Roast of Hillary’ video that went down in a giggle fest with no coughing fits or any mention of pneumonia.
“Clinton’s campaign likely saw the video as a guaranteed way to reach millennial voters, who remain skeptical about the Democratic candidate. (NewsWeek, Sept. 22, 2016)
“While meeting with the Senate Democratic Caucus this summer, Clinton mentioned that she had watched President Barack Obama's 2014 Between Two Ferns appearance and thought it a great way to reach young people. The president had used the comedy series, which is featured on the site Funny or Die and designed to parody a low-budget public-TV show, to plug his Affordable Care Act.”
When it comes to publicity, Hillary, a publicity hound, goes for take-no-prisoner guarantees. Easily slipping the noose of justice and sailing past the roles she played in both the Benghazi and email scandals, Drama Queen is the one role Hillary owns and the one she will undoubtedly continue to play at Monday’s debate. Make no mistake about it. Hillary Clinton will be going into Monday’s first of three presidential debates as the Drama Queen and will be coming out as one. Her MO will be to stride off stage with the scalp of her opponent as if she’s never had pneumonia, Parkinson’s Disease or any other of the diseases that may have caused her collapse at Ground Zero.

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And the most vexing problem for many of the expected 100 million viewers will be that even if she doesn’t stride off the debate podium as the strident feminist victor, the media will make it appear that way anyhow. There are bound to be screaming, screeching feminists in the debate crowd watching for the opportunity to portray Trump as an out and out misogynist Hillary, who is convinced that it’s time for America to elect a woman president, is already the self-styled icon of the suppressed feminist sistah-hood. America’s 1st feminist president will hit the ground running at Monday’s long-awaited “party time” for the New Democrat Party convinced that the fix is already in. The stage has been set for Election 2016 and the dead are getting ready to rise out of their graves. Maybe someone in the audience should blast out Wanda Jackson’s 1958 song, ‘Let’s Have a Party’ when the ‘presidential debate’ gets underway. Having a Party is what Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the power-crazed Democrats have been doing with the United States ever since Obama and his womyn folk hit the White House in 2008. Who knows whether cunning Hillary has already replaced Cuban with Michelle Obama for a debate she in which she hopes to bring The Donald to a screeching halt? Maybe Michelle can do an encore of the role she played at her husband’s Mitt Romney’s debate, ignoring audience rules for no clapping and cheering. Signs where Hillary will go in the debate can be found in the strategy of “experts” who have been through the practice process and regard Trump’s decision to skip time-intensive mock debates as a mistake, as reported by the Associated Press. “The Democratic nominee cleared much of her schedule last week to huddle with top campaign staff, read policy briefings and conduct mock debates with Philippe Reines, her former State Department aide who will portray Trump. (New York Post)
“But anticipating Trump’s reactions on the debate stage has proven difficult, Clinton allies say. “It’s still hard to portray him in that kind of setting,” one former Clinton aide said. “You don’t know what he’s going to do or say. The unpredictability factor looms large.” “Clinton, who trails Trump in several state and national polls, may have more to lose if her performance is underwhelming. “This is her election to lose, and right now she’s in a danger zone,” said Gerstein. “She needs to avoid getting bogged down in a food fight with Trump.” “If Trump, on the other hand, avoids significant- errors and refrains from personal attacks, he could emerge victorious, said ­observers. “But the presence of Flowers, and the specter of resurrecting 1980s Bill Clinton scandals, could turn the debate into a nasty slugfest.”
"I think he's putting himself at an incredible disadvantage," said Brett O'Donnell, a Republican strategist and veteran debate coach who compared Trump's decision to a football team failing to scrimmage. (AP, Sept. 24, 2-16)
"If you simulate what could happen in the debates, then you understand how to handle those moments when they actually do happen," he said. “Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, who played then-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin in mock debates against Vice President Joe Biden in 2008, described such sessions as "absolutely crucial." “Granholm said Biden's mock sessions aimed to "replicate the circumstances as close to the real thing as possible," with the stand-in and candidate testing out different approaches to the debate. “That includes practicing for the added challenge of debating a woman. Research has shown that a combative debating style can backfire when it's used against female opponents, especially among women who are watching, said Dianne Bystrom, director of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics at Iowa State University. “Granholm said that Biden's advisers were acutely aware of that as they prepared to take on Palin, and he practiced to make sure he never came across as paternalistic or lecturing. "There's a slice of the voters who are very sensitive about a man appearing to bully a woman," Granholm said. "So whether it's in your physical space or verbally, I think it sets off alarms bells and it's something that Donald Trump has to worry about." “Trump's advisers have coached the celebrity businessman to resist attempts by Clinton to provoke him with questions about his business record, wealth or contentious comments about minorities, including his fabricated theories about where Obama was born.
The bottom line here is the “slice of the voter who are very sensitive about a man appearing to bully a woman”. Answering ‘Between Two Ferns’ comedian Zach Galifianskis’ question, “Are you excited about being America’s first girl president” on September 9, Hillary Clinton answered: “being the first woman elected president and what that would mean for our country, and particularly what that would mean for, you know, not just little girls, little boys too, that’s pretty special.” It’s a “little girls’ game,” Mr. Trump and the little girl that wants to be president is one that loudly screams: “Misogynist!”
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Judi McLeod—— -- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.

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