Monday, October 26, 2020

Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- October 26, 2020

Byron York, Washington Examiner: The big Trump rallies you don't see 

WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania — "I can't believe there aren't any news people here," said Linda of Greene County, Pennsylvania, as she stood among hundreds of cars and pickup trucks idling in long parallel lines in a vast big-box-store parking lot Saturday, waiting to join the Interstate 70 Trump Train. 

Indeed, although there were carloads of Trump supporters as far as one could see, and many more on the way from Ohio and West Virginia, and this enormous political event was happening less than two weeks before the presidential election, as far as I could tell, I was the only newsperson there.

It was the biggest political rally no one saw. And gatherings like it have been happening for months in some of the places President Trump needs most to win if he is to be reelected. And, remarkably, the rallies are not the work of the Trump campaign. 

he road rally in Washington, Pennsylvania, was organized and staged by local Trump supporters, linked together largely by Facebook, who want to show that enthusiasm for the president in western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas is not just strong but stronger than it was when Trump eked out a victory in Pennsylvania in 2016. 

If Trump wins this critical state, it will owe in significant part to this organic movement and the energetic organizers who have nothing to do with his campaign. 


 Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- October 26, 2020 


What Would a Second Trump Term Mean For Foreign Policy? -- Katie Bo Williams and Patrick Tucker, Defense One



How Donald Trump and Xi Jinping changed the US-China relationship forever -- Matt Bevan and Scott Mitchell, ABC News (Australia) 




Eritrea Shifts Course on Nile Dispute -- Ayah Aman, Al Monitor 



The End Of Venezuela’s Oil Era -- Matthew Smith, OilPrice.com 

The End of the Petro-State -- Tahmineh Dehbozorgi, RCD 

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