Donald Trump’s rallies in blue wall states like California, New York and Colorado in the waning weeks of this year’s razor-thin presidential election are part of an unconventional campaign strategy that could be attributed to the former president’s hunger for large crowds, according to an analysis in Salon. While presidential candidates traditionally spend the closing days of the campaign stumping in swings states – including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Arizona – “in hopes of eking out every last vote in the Electoral College,” Heather Digby Patron wrote in an analysis for Salon on F…