“Joe Biden’s campaign hauled in more than $12 million on Wednesday around the vice presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence, marking another watershed cash day for the already flush Democratic presidential ticket,” Politico reports.

“Earlier this month, Biden brought in nearly $10 million in three hours around the first presidential debate against President Donald Trump alone, breaking the campaign’s single-hour fundraising record.”

Vice President Mike Pence, currently in Arizona, has cancelled campaign events in Indiana tomorrow and will be returning to Washington, D.C. instead, the AP reports.

His spokesman tells CBS News that “nobody’s sick” and “there’s no positive tests.”

David Frum: “We saw a weird moment when a fly landed on Pence’s snow-white hair—and the vice president did not react at all. No doubt, it’s a conundrum, what to do in such a situation. If Pence had shooed the fly and the fly had refused to shoo, that would have been bad. So he did nothing. And that doing nothing somehow in one powerful visual moment concentrated everything.”

“It symbolized the whole Pence vice presidency, the determined, willful refusal to acknowledge the most blaring and glaring negative realities. Through all of the scandals and the crimes and the disasters of the past four years, Mike Pence was the man who pretended not to notice. And now there was a fly on his head, and he pretended not to notice that too.”

ABC News will host a town hall with Joe Biden in Philadelphia and moderated by George Stephanopoulos on October 15th, which was to be the night of the second presidential debate.

A new FiveThirtyEight/Ipsos poll finds vice presidential debate watchers were more impressed with Kamala Harris’s performance than Mike Pence’s, with 69% saying her performance was “very good” or “somewhat good,” compared to 60% who said the same for him.

Republican strategists tell National Journal that their private polls are even worse for President Trump and Republican candidates after the first presidential debate than what’s available publicly.

Joe Biden’s campaign announced that he once again tested negative for the novel coronavirus.

President Trump posted a new video from the White House, which begins with him addressing seniors and explaining that he is a senior.

Said Trump: “I know you don’t know that, nobody knows that.”

He added: “You’re not vulnerable, but they like to say the vulnerable, but you’re the least vulnerable, but for this one thing you are vulnerable and so am I.”

“Brad Parscale reportedly broke down in tears while in police custody last month — admitting to an officer that his wife was not being intimate with him,” the New York Post reports.

Said Parscale: “I just couldn’t accept she isn’t having sex with me I just couldn’t accept it. Not in months. I couldn’t accept it. I just kept asking her.”

The Daily Mail has video of the arrest from a police body cam.