At Tuesday's debate, when Trump starts belligerently demanding that Joe answer his

[Atticus]

venomous questions, Joe should just smile, shake his head and say something like "Mr. Trump (not "president" Trump), only a fool would bother responding to your irrelevant and unhinged questions. I am not a fool" and then move on with comments about the topic the moderator asked them to address.

Whenever possible, he should ignore Trump. Whenever Trump starts coming unwrapped about being ignored, Joe should laugh at him and, again, get back to the topic that Fox chose to be discussed in that time frame.

We may watch Trump "have the big one" on national tv.

[hlthe2b]

1. or he can pull a "Reagan" with a "there you go again, Mr. Trump..."

LOL

I do so love that which goes around and "comes around."

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. He really should use that. Short and to the point.

No obvious insults; just the suggestion - a much better technique than throwing insults at him and stooping to his level.

[enough]

6. Good idea. I hope they've thought of that. NT

[MustLoveBeagles]

23. Or are you better off than you were four years ago?

[Laelth]

2. He should pause, look offstage, and ask ...

“Did somebody bring the mashed potatoes? Donald is being an obnoxious brat, again, and just making up stuff. If someone could just dump a bowl of mashed potatoes on his head, maybe he could be quiet for a bit, learn some actual FACTS, and, maybe, start listening to reason.”

-Laelth

[MustLoveBeagles]

24. I would pay to see that

[yankeepants]

4. If that should happen I will watch it again and again

because for 4 years I feel like I have lived a thousand deaths through his lunacy, ignorance. and depravity.

[smirkymonkey]

12. Well said.

It has been a goddamned nightmare since day one of his term. I feel like I have been through a non-stop run of the gauntlet of abuse and I just want it to stop.

I honestly feel like I have been beaten up and left for dead by his nightmare of a presidency. I can't take any more. This SC nomination is the last straw. He has to go.

[yankeepants]

15. The day after the 2016 election my house was silent.

We had no words. I did what I do for comfort. I cook. I silently, almost robotically, made Russian inspired cabbage soup.

[Aristus]

21. I rather numbly, by rote, went in to work that morning.

Tried to do some paperwork before the clinic opened.

I was so shattered that I went home before the doors opened.

Mrs. Aristus and I spent the rest of the day consoling each other.

[BootinUp]

5. This type of approach is what I expect to see happen. And

It’s probably the best one.

[fierywoman]

7. (These days, in my head, I am calling It, "Mr Mashed Potatoes Head.")

[Bettie]

8. Not Mr. Trump

Call him Donald, apparently he hates that.

[dhol82]

10. Hell, I would go for Donnie.

Hope it would drive him over the edge.

[Walleye]

11. Dirty Donald

[Enoki33]

9. The laugh. As often as appropriate. The ridicule will unhinge him.

[Rice4VP]

13. I think he should call him Donald like

his niece does

[2naSalit]

18. Yes!

[Olafjoy]

19. 100% agree. Mary says he hates to be called Donald.

[Boogiemack]

14. Yes! Sometimes a display of indifference will drive an unhinged person over the cliff. nt

[malaise]

16. I'd like Joe to let him know he's not the debate moderator

and to eff off with the malarkey - a lady can dream

[2naSalit]

17. I wanna see spontaneous combustion!

To see him burst into flames would so make me feel happy for a couple hours!

[GulfCoast66]

20. In my dreams if trump keeps bumping in...

I’d fall out if Joe said “shut the fuck up, Donnie”.

But of course that will never happen.

[Sugarcoated]

25. However, he could say

"You're out of your element, Donnie"

[JI7]

22. I think the Biggest thing Biden needs to practice on how to react is when he brings up Hunter

or some other relatives or close friends.

[Sugarcoated]

26. I'm very curious to know

who's playing Donnie the diddler in Biden's debate practice