Here's what President Trump did on Saturday: He rose early in West Palm Beach, Fla., took a motorcade to a polling site to cast his early-voting ballot, jetted to Fayetteville, N.C., for a campaign rally, jumped over to Columbus, Ohio, for another packed rally, zipped off to Milwaukee, Wisc., for a third "Make America Great" rally, then headed home, arriving at the White House in the wee hours of Sunday morning.
Meanwhile, with nine days to go before Election Day, Joe Biden held two sparsely attended drive-in rallies in Pennsylvania, knocking off in mid-afternoon.
On Sunday, Trump rolled out at 10:30 a.m., flying aboard Air Force One to New Hampshire for a crowded rally, then headed up to Maine, where he hopes to win a couple of Electoral College votes.
Biden, though, stayed in his basement.
