If the opportunity comes up should Hillary repeat Trump's p***y remarks at the debate?

[bluestateguy]

I'm not trying to be snarky here. But if the right opportunity comes up, should she repeat his comments? I'm thinking only if Trump decides to go on offense and goes really low; then repeat his words verbatim for the viewers.

[Farmgirl1961]

1. NO - when they go low, we go high

There are ways to address this without being vulgar.

[still_one]

13. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[oberliner]

2. Definitely not

And she definitely won't.

[Binkie The Clown]

3. I don't think she will need to.

And I don't think it would be a good idea to do so.

She should address his vulgar remarks as "vulgar remarks" that are symptoms of a vulgar personality. There is certainly no need for her to stoop to that same level of vulgarity.

[Shrike47]

4. Absolutely not. She should take the high ground here.

[gopiscrap]

5. no

let him sink himself

[splat]

6. She probably can't on network tv, but shouldn't anyway n/t

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

7. Of course not.

Same with the people who are pushing that she shouldn't shake his hand. Come on, people. We're better than that. And Hillary Clinton is better than that.

She does not want to stoop to his level.

[forgotmylogin]

8. Hell no.

She should not quote it, because every real-time approval line will hit the bottom and that will be the takeaway "HILLARY CLINTON SAYS 'PUSSY' LIVE ON AIR..."

She probably won't need to bring it up, but all she needs to do is refer to it. "We've discovered this weekend that Donald believes he has a special trick to manipulate women into seeing things his way. Voters, don't give Mr. Trump the chance to manipulate you in any way shape or form."

[book_worm]

9. Of course not.

[BainsBane]

10. Those words should never pass her lips

In public. There is absolutely no need. Everyone has heard the tape.

[tavernier]

11. The last three letters of your name

let me know that you're asking a legit question. I don't know any woman who would ask that or even consider it.
I'm not sure I can explain the reason other than to say that for women that word has an icky factor. Too porn for polite company.

[Doreen]

12. No

I do not think she should bring it up at all unless backed hard into the corner. He does not need help digging his grave because he is doing so well himself at digging it.

[JohnnyLib2]

14. No.

[Iris]

15. No.

[bettyellen]

16. Absolutely not. She could make the most oblique reference and everyone would know exactly what she

Is referring to. Enough of slinging mud in the gutter.

[MADem]

17. No. If she mentions it at all,refer to it as "lewd comments directed at an Access Hollywood anchor"

and nothing more. Anyone who doesn't know exactly what Donald TinyHands said is living in a cave.

The GOP would have a field day with that word coming out of HRC's mouth. You don't offer them material to be taken out of context.

She's a leader, she is presidential; he's a buffoon.

That's the way to play it.

[Thinkingabout]

18. I agree, he is already blaming Bill and Hillary, not presidential on his part but

He doesn't do anything presidential.

[pansypoo53219]

19. no, she should take tic tacs.

OOH OOH, then grab HGUS crotch. ask him if he likes it.