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    Clarence Page: Missing from both party conventions: Making jobs great again

    by Clarence Page, Tribune Content Agency Aug 25, 2020 3 minutes

    A week after the Democrats convened under a platform that could best be summarized as “We’re not Donald Trump’s party,” Republicans approved a platform that essentially said, “We’re all-Trump, all the time.”

    And that describes the opening night of their convention, along with its side theme: Whatever frightens Grandma.

    Citing a need for brevity brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, the Republican National Committee approved a one-page statement that

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