Subdued town hall plays into Biden’s under-the-radar campaign strategy

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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s town hall may have been a quiet, subdued affair compared to President Trump’s, but with an almost double-digit average polling lead, that’s unlikely to hurt his advantage 19 days before the election.

Biden did make news during his calm, two-hour town hall with ABC.

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