The Mexican Presidential candidates were having a televised debate and apparently they do things a little differently down there.
Check out the outfit this woman is wearing as she hands out some paperwork. The woman is Julia Orayen, a Playboy model. (This version gives you a better picture along with slow-mo and a sound track.)
Seriously, I like T&A as much as the next guy but there’s a time and a place. This is a presidential debate not a game show.
Now see, there’s your problem right there.
The League of Women Voters doesn’t host presidential debates anymore.
Right. They got out of that game because the Republicans and Democrats were insisting on too much control of the debates. The League didn’t want its name affixed to the result. It really says a lot.
I knew that. But it was funnier this way.
Apparently not.
That woman is not wearing any underwear.
STOP IT! STOP IT! STOP IT RIGHT NOW! STOP IT! No one is to stone anyone until I blow this whistle. Even… and I want to make this absolutely clear… even if they do say, “League of Women’s Voters.”
So let’s organize a League of Men Voters to run the debates. Then, scanty-clad hot-chick presenters will be completely unobjectionable! 
There already is a League of Men Voters - two of them, in fact - and they provide something very important to the debates; the candidates.
You probably didn’t notice because each “League of Men Voters” allows women to be members.
Yes, in our Presidential debates, we like to keep the boobs on the other side of the podium.