Three ways Republicans can make their convention better TV than the DNC

Published August 18, 2020 5:43pm ET



The first night of the Democratic National Convention demonstrated clearly that putting on a fervid event in the age of COVID-19 may well be an impossible task.

The scheduled speakers appeared in remote locations. Many had prerecorded their speeches, and, most importantly, there was no boisterous audience to generate excitement. The absence of live speeches, live music, and live applause resulted in a forced and wholly uninteresting event.

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