There are bound to be some of those.

and what good would "notes" do for him anyway? a complete script, maybe. but mere notes?

Is that possible? Just wondering...

Couldn't he hire a doppelganger, with a brain?

Caught Mittens with notes in 2012.

that said, the only real penalty for breaking the rules is that the moderator *might* say something like "mr. trump, as you know, both candidates agreed beforehand that neither of you would use notes in this debate".

someone like trump could just respond "if i gotta break a rule to do the right thing for america, then that's what i'm gonna do" or "don't be a weenie hall monitor."

like a 3rd grader. Never looks up while he's reading, and practically sounds out the hard words.

He would give himself away immediately.

it would have to be in comic strip form

[hr][font color="blue"][center]Stop looking for heroes. BE one.[/center][/font][hr]

not practicing nonsense for a moment. And like any entertainer he has a repertoire of lines that have worked well a bunch of times.

Rump's only stupid in comparison to what a person in his position should be. He showed that he could be disciplined and hold it together for that long during his convention speech. This'll be very different, of course, but he's been a TV entertainer for years and should manage plenty of what are--for him--"good" moments.

How much can one fit on a small Post-It?

...he would lose with or without notes. Trump is one of those kids in school who still fail the "open notes/open book" test. He wouldn't know where to look or how to understand the data.