Welcome back to election profit makers, nonstop coverage of the 2020 DNC.

Guess what? The 2020 DNC is over. It has come and gone.

And so we turn now to our favorite 12-year-old political analyst Beckett.

Here are Beckett's thoughts about the final night of the DNC.

This is day four of the 2020 Democratic National

Convention. Enjoy, everybody. Take it away, Beckett. So after four days of the Democratic National

Convention, it has to come to an end, you know. And honestly, I'm kind of upset. I enjoyed it,

even though, you know, many might not find it so fun to watch over eight hours

of like awkward kind of political content.

But, you know, I enjoyed it and all good things must come to an end.

And the DNC is, of course, no exception.

So let's just get right into the actual analysis, should we?

Day four of the DNC was a very general day.

I would say, of course, like, they kind of just talked about very general things in terms of policies.

They kind of touched on everything, which I think is a pretty good strategy for the last day.

Because, you know, you're going away.

You need to kind of get anything you haven't in already and just touch on everything so people can remember it.

Because I don't think that many people remember very specific things from like day one of the convention.

They'll have a better chance if it's the last day.

So obviously the other thing was Joe Biden making the maybe most important speech of his political career, accepting the Democratic nomination for president of the United States.

So one thing that they actually did emphasize more that they have been talking about for the past days, but they actually brought it, emphasized it more the last day.

So basically they emphasized voting, just basically getting the vote out, registering to vote.

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