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May 17, 2024 at 11:10 AM

Negotiating the Debate Details

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In preparation for the presidential election debates, each candidate has proposed certain conditions.

Former President Donald J. Trump specifies that the debates must:

  • Include feats of strength.
  • Allow campaign staff to represent each party in a bathing suit competition.
  • Include surprise guest stars, possibly including Corn Pop.
  • Allow Mr. Trump to be attended by his trainer and cut man between rounds.
  • Have strict rules of decorum that prohibit quotes from Clint Eastwood movies, unless they include the word “punk.”
  • Feature an on-camera presidential pardon, “One of those Hunter Biden immunity deals,” and Biden’s personal apology for stealing the 2020 election.

President Joseph R. Biden specifies that the debates must:

  • Not be scheduled on Meatloaf Night at the White House.
  • Include at least one nap.
  • Allow Mr. Biden to be advised by his speechwriters, policy consultants, White House interns, and Dr. Jill Biden, preferably through a remotely controlled teleprompter.
  • Include special guest advisers, possibly including some who are deceased and/or fictional.
  • Have strict rules of decorum that prohibit interruptions, insulting gestures, misgendering, sexual harassment, falsifying business records, and “hollering.”
  • Incorporate a broadcast delay that would, if necessary, allow Mr. Biden to collect his thoughts, control his stutter, revise his remarks, reverse his positions, or “let fly with a zinger.”

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    Randy Weivoda@RandyWeivoda·2y

    Should we place bets on which one will be the first to bring up cannibalism?

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    KCK@KCK·2y
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    Randy Weivoda (View Comment):

    Should we place bets on which one will be the first to bring up cannibalism?

    I'll be happy if they don't try to demonstrate it on the debate stage.

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    Joker@Joker·2y

    Trump: instant replay, sentence diagram-er

    Biden: at least 30% of questions on Delaware geography, Trump answers must be in Russian

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    Arahant@Arahant·2y
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    Randy Weivoda (View Comment):

    Should we place bets on which one will be the first to bring up cannibalism?

    *Resets counter.*

    Oh, wait, this isn't the PIT.

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    Mark Camp@MarkCamp·2y

    Now that’s funny.

    The Laughs (Out Loud) generated by this post make the months waiting and wading through the last 772 strenuous but utterly unfunny efforts at political satire on Ricochet seem somehow worth it.

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