A Traditional Campaign With a Wildcard Candidate

New York Times: “On a former trading floor in an office tower in Rosslyn, Va., with sweeping views of the Potomac River, the Trump 2020 campaign is settling in. It has about 40 staff members and counting, reported $19.2 million in cash on hand in its last report and has spent $4.5 million on online ads since December.”

“It is a long way from Mr. Trump’s first presidential race, which came together in the summer of 2015 and was run as a taped-together operation, with a few desks strewn across an unfinished floor of Trump Tower.”

“But one thing is missing from the high-powered but traditional campaign operation underway in Rosslyn: a candidate who abides by tradition.”