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no-one there for the most popular man in the world? watch at 10mins. is that the crowd? I know the public weren’t invited, but that may have been because no-one was showing an interest in turning up:

Youtube: 10m26s: 21 Oct: Obama Campaigns for Biden and Harris in Philadelphia
Bloomberg QuickTake: Now
comment:
Dan Hendricks: There is no-one there again
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBJzEHqKWJQ

comparison videos of supporters at Trump events vs Biden events should be on TV every time they mention a poll. Biden’s numbers are even worse than Hillary’s - and who would have thought that would be possible?

In 2016 Hillary had thousands of screaming fans show up for her big rally (with Obama) in Philadelphia.

The Babylon Bee would have a _blast_ with this “campaign event”.

Biden is clearly running several points behind Hillary in every state this year—it is getting kinda obvious.

[no-one there for the most popular man in the world? watch at 10mins. is that the crowd? I know the public weren’t invited, but that may have been because no-one was showing an interest in turning up:]

Crowd events cost money. I think Biden is reserving his dough for ads. If I had a penny for every single time I saw a Democrat ad, I’d have a few dollars’ worth. That’s how often I’ve seen Democrat ads in the past several weeks. And that’s just on one of ad-supported channels on Roku. I bet broadcast ads are even more pervasive. Trump has bet it all on ground game, and rallies are part of that ground game - get your supporters fired up to show up in the polling booth. Biden’s bet is that ad barrages will sway viewers to vote Democrat. We’ll see which strategy pans out. If Trump wins, look for Dems to expand GOTV and rallies in the next election cycle.