What are Hillary Clinton and her people afraid of?

She's letting the Donald do all the talking. Reminds me of my Grandmother - " give an inch, he'll take a mile; give him a rope and he will hang himself". Obviously, I don't think Hillary is hiding. This is not her first rodeo, and she realizes people are tired of this constant campaigning. Most people, like yourself, have already decided their vote.

afriad she will open her mouth and get asked some uncomfie questions

That might be a mistake. People are noticing and who knows perhaps she isn't well?

Yes and it seems that the Donald is gaining back some of the lost ground so the playing field will be a little more even.

After what seems many, many months, your elections are actually getting much closer.

She doesn't have to do anymore than she is doing to win in November. Raise money and let the united front of the liberal biased vicious media and Hollywood and often violent liberal zealot haters do her work. It is quite a successful strategy. Even if she gave a press conference a day, all the questions would be fawning softballs.

First I'd like to point out that the general election debates are scheduled and run by a non-partisan debate commission and that the candidates have nothing to do with it, in fact the schedule was tentatively set before the nominating process had ended so they didn't even know who the participants would be. I don't think Hillary is afraid of anything or anyone and I think she's proven that over and over throughout the past three decades of her detractors digging to find something - ANYTHING - to pin on her. She made it through countless Senate and Congressional Benghazi hearings, some of which were admittedly according to GOP Congressmen for political purposes, including one where she sat through 11 hours of relentless bullying. Her most recent Republican predecessors at Secretary of State both said it's been a "witch-hunt". Thanks to Citizens' United, ruled on by the conservatives in the Supreme Court, candidates have no choice other than to fund-raise. That should be overturned but for now it's what all candidates have to deal with. Everyone doesn't get billions of dollars worth of free airtime like Donald has been getting since the day he announced. Some people are suited for large rallies in large venues and some are more comfortable in smaller, more intimate settings. One thing that's undeniable is that Hillary's events are far more substantive than Donald's repeated, mostly false sound-bites. She's given many interviews in many mediums and now, unlike Donald, has a press crew traveling with her on her campaign plane. (Donald makes those covering his campaign follow behind in a separate plane.) So now everywhere she goes she has members of the hostile media such as Andrea Mitchell with her. She dealt with Matt Lauer's ridiculously biased questioning during NBC's Commander-In-Chief Forum a couple weeks ago. Finally, the bottom line is in many cases Hillary Clinton isn't seen or heard as often as her blustery opponent because the media chooses to ignore her unless they have something negative to report.

Good points. Maybe she's spending time with Chelsea and her two grandkids too.

America's gotten soft if we're advocating for a coward like her to be our next commander and chief. I've been saying that she has no fortitude, leadership or strong sense of self, and it's showing. And yet people are still on "that Clinton Hype." I think I'm done with this...I'm now apathetic towards Hillary, and I wonder how long it'll be until I get apathetic owards Trump...?