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Hiding Biden from tough questions hurts him more than it helps him

17 September 2020

7:52 AM

17 September 2020

7:52 AM

If you show up, people will vote for you. That was the lesson from crucial swing states like Wisconsin and Michigan last time around, where Donald Trump lapped Hillary Clinton almost at a 3-to-1 pace in the closing weeks of the 2016 election. Swing voters may not appreciate the President’s rank candor and blustery attitudes, but at least he turns up.

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