ENTHUSIAM v. dispassionate: Trump Holds Raucous New Hampshire Rally, Biden Has Quiet Sunday as Election Nears; Not Even Obama Can Bring Crowds for Biden, and related stories

By admin On Oct 26, 2020

Trump holds raucous New Hampshire rally, Biden has quiet Sunday as election nears:

With just nine days to go before the election, President Trump presided over a large campaign rally at a New Hampshire on Sunday — while Democratic challenger Joe Biden only went out in public to attend Mass, then spent a quiet afternoon at his Delaware home.

The two differing approaches continued trends from throughout the race, with Biden nursing his polling lead by sticking to nationally-televised debates and virtual rallies, while Trump forges ahead with the raucous rallies that carried him to victory in 2016.

“Nine days from now, we are going to win this state. Can you believe nine days?” Trump asked the crowd at an airfield in Londonderry, NH, about 14 miles southeast of Manchester. “We’re going to win four more great years in the White House. We’re going to keep it going.”

To a consistent chorus of cheers — or boos, whenever he invoked the name of a political rival — Trump led the mostly red-clad audience through his closing arguments for a second term. —>READ MORE HERE

Where’s the Enthusiasm? Damning Videos Show Not Even Obama Can Bring Crowds for Biden:

Much has changed since the end of the George W. Bush administration, when then-presidential candidate Barack Obama was drawing masses of eager onlookers everywhere he went and the Democratic Party had an energized and unified base.

What gives? The former president held a drive-in rally for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in Philadelphia on Wednesday, and few people had any interest in seeing him speak, according to images of the event.