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Welcome to Spectator Out Loud. I'm Fraser Nelson.

Every week we ask some of our writers to read out their articles from the magazine.

And this week we have Freddie Gray writing about Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

We have Emma Byrne writing about her extraordinary situation being caught up in the new cladding scandal and finally Larry Prendergast in the pitfalls of

floral masks. First, Freddie Gray. Keep America Great is President Donald Trump's 2020 re-election

slogan and it sounds off.

The phrase doesn't have the same ring as Make America Great Again, the mantra that Trump pinched from Reagan and repeated to victory in 2016.

As an acronym, Cag is uglier than Maga. The words particularly jar

when America's cities are burning,

homicide rates are spiking,

almost 180,000 Americans have died of or with COVID,

and the country is reeling from the largest economic shock of all time.

You call that great?

Then again, 2020 is an even crazier year than 2016, and the

maddest news is that Donald Trump might be about to defy the odds again and win. He remains

much loathed, divisive, behind in the polls, but he's suddenly running a much better campaign than his opponent,

the Democratic nominee Joe Biden, and it's beginning to show.

Compare and contrast the two big party conventions we've just witnessed.

This week, the Republican Party had its quadrennial nomination fest,

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