Trump has crafted and directs a TV drama intended to take our attention off his horrific coronavirus failure.  Biden has said he thinks the issue of The Supreme Court having to decide who won is a distraction and intends to keep his attention squarely on the coronavirus and the economy.

If it is, it clearly has worked: The Atlantic article by Barton Gelman expressed fear, as did a statement on CNN by New York Times writer Tom Friedman about a possible civil war.  Distract, distract, distract: a Trump art. 

Barr, uncharacteristically, face screwed up in anger:  Massive mail-in voting "is playing with fire".

Meadows stupidly:  "He has a hard time finding Emails at his own FBI" reacting to FBI Director Wray's denying there being fraud, mail-in or otherwise.

Emmy performances reciting scripts given to them by Trump.

And, of course, Trump's continual charge of mail in voting fraud, witness the 9 ballots found in a garbage can, 7 of which were for Trump.

And a Trump supporter, savagely stating:  "Our President won't lose." with such conviction, that if the impossible should happen, Jim Joneses purple Kool-aid would be being served, echoing Trumps:  I could shoot someone in fifth Avenue....

Tuesday's debate may begin to sort it all out, depending on Biden's ability to hold his temper.

All this amidst projections of 3000 deaths a day by the end of the year from the virus.