My thinking is that with all the divisive misinformation making their rounds these days, hearing what both candidates have said first-hand on the same topic presented in a side-by-side format, could help inform people of all perspectives in an unbiased way.
Some thoughts: If there's a way to dilineate between education in a title versus a topic ("Secretary of Education", "patriotic education"), might be good.
I'm finding it weirdly hard to go from "the word is here" to "this is the context in which it was said". Some thoughts:
If there's a way to always have the search term centered in the block of text, ala that speed reading program.
Less aggressive highlighting. Maybe just change the font color, instead of highlighting and spacing.
Maybe change the text color of the sentence that it's in (as well), to help me quickly find the start and end of the most-relevant sentence?
Re: differentiating between titles vs topics, that would be a hard thing to do with the current setup I have, which is for doing keyword-based searches.
https://www.democracyinaction.us/2020/thirdparty/lpconvjorge... https://howiehawkins.us/hawkins-nomination-speech/ https://www.democracyinaction.us/2020/thirdparty/constitutio...
(I can’t seem to find any big repository like rev’s, which for some reason seems to have only speeches from the Democrats, Republicans, and Birthday Party: https://www.rev.com/blog/transcripts/kanye-west-rally-speech...)