The Biden camp's in-person events are almost 100% for the cameras — they are made-for-TV moments, for cable and the nightly news and YouTube, a "show" of campaigning — while Trump's rallies are for the cameras AND for the crowd AND for Trump himself.

The author of this letter to the editor nails it: "It is a tale of two worlds. In one, Americans are afraid, and preparing for a long, dark winter." In the other world, there are "huge campaign rallies" and "rounding the corner" claims...

"Ultimately, our goal — our usefulness — is to help our customers make better-informed decisions, not to try to sway them to vote one way or another or to see the world from one political perspective or another." †@stephenjadler 

I assumed everyone who follows me knows that :)

"One week from Election Day, early voters so far are younger, more racially diverse and more likely to be Democrats than they were ahead of the 2016 election in many of the key states that could decide the next president."

The show "will feature hourlong, single-subject episodes" and will run for multiple seasons. It "puts Stewart back in the anchor's chair as he explores a host of topics at the center of both the national conversation and his own advocacy work..."

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