BREAKING: Hosts Of ClintonThe general election debates are getting closer each day, and the independent Commission on Presidential Debates has informed hosting venues on notice that flexibility is required with their stage setup. The directive from the commission is intended to ensure the venues are prepared to place a third lectern on the stage for the debates, just in case a third party candidate passed the required threshold to be included in the event. With (former Gov.) Gary Johnson polling in some places more than double digits, they might have, some of our production people may have said, Just in case, you need to plan out what that might look like, Mike McCurry, co-chair of the Commission on Presidential Debates and former Bill Clinton White House press secretary, told reporters. We wont know the number of invitations we extend until mid-September. In order for a third-party candidate to be included in the debates, he or she must appear on the ballot in enough states to have a mathematical chance at winning the presidency. They are also required to be polling at or above 15 percent in an average of five national polls. Currently, Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson is polling around 9 percent, and Green Party nominee Jill Stein is sitting at round 4 percent. The co-chair of the commission, Frank Fahrenkopf, has suggested the commission may be flexible if one of them gets close to the 15-percent cutoff point. If someone came in and lets say he was at 14.5 percent and the margin of error in five polls was 3 points, we are going to have to sit down and look at it, Fahrenkopf said. But right now that person would not be included. What do you think of these reports? 