thing. So when you encounter that kind of enthusiasm, it tends to suggest that there's a lot of it out there. So maybe that's what polls, the problem with polls is, is that they frame this as, as would you or wouldn't you? Yes or no? And that doesn't do as much to detect what's actually happening as more subjective tests might reveal. I wonder also to what extent, and then we'll get off of this because this is more like wonky type of stuff, but I wonder to what degree Trump's rallies in the last few weeks, how that contributed to changing the dynamics on the ground. It certainly could have and the Democratic candidate being absent, you know, doesn't help either. I think, you know, you know, Biden essentially was a no show, which lent itself to some questions. I saw some people talking about how some elderly voters might have been a little freaked out about that because Trump really alienated elderly voters significantly this year with his coronavirus policies. But you know, some of (10/43)
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