Watching often and early: Expect a lot of politics on television over the next seven weeks
Unless Donald Trump changes his mind, presidential debates are over for this election season. That doesn’t mean there won’t be a lot of politics on television during the next seven weeks — no, make that a lot of politics — and not just on newscasts and in late-night monologues.
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