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Democrats announced a mostly-virtual national convention but Republicans are attempting not to sacrifice spectacle in the toss-up state Every four years, Democrats and Republicans stage their national conventions, huge primetime events at which presidential nominations are formally bestowed amid cascades of balloons, in front of cheering crowds. On 20 August, a little more than two months before election day, Joe Biden will duly accept the Democratic nomination in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A week later, Donald Trump will be crowned by Republicans in Jacksonville, Florida. Related: Trump mocks ‘basement’ strategy but prudent approach pays off for Biden Donald Trump and the Republican party seem not to give a damn about the health and safety of the people involved Related: A 2000 repeat in 2020? Concerns mount over ‘integrity’ of US election Continue reading…
