The same media that also didn't bite on the Hunter Biden laptop story. I don't blame anyone in the Clinton camp for being mad that the new Trump stuff isn't getting anywhere the coverage as the emails in 2016, but just because something was blown way out of proportion eight years ago doesn't mean it should be done again in 2024 with someone else.Maybe it's just me but our friends in the media seem to be taking a different approach to leaked documents this time as opposed to 2016.
Going to a movie on a first date is never a good move. Too much potential for unpleasantness with someone you're trying to get to know better.
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When I was in DC with my brother we went bowling in Pentagon City and there was this dude in the process of BOMBING his first date. She couldn't bowl and he couldn't either. We were next to them so they kept looking at the two of us who could bowl decently and yeah. Not good. I kinda wanted to move away from them because we were making it worse but there was nowhere else for us to go. Would bet thousands of dollars they never hit it off.Bowling is the move for a first date.
They can't be dry ads, though. There needs to be some humor to them. The Dems are enjoying a good round of support from the types who prioritize memes over policy, and coming out with both barrels is the strategy needed.Here is my, what I believe to be, libertarian or small govt take on that: the republicans will argue that it is socialist, etc. The way to counter that is to, forcefully and publicly, state that these companies have long entwined themselves with and enriched/empowered themselves by involvement with govt. Any arguments that these prices are somehow the fault of particular Democratic administrations are laughable and should be ridiculed, whether to media or GOP politicians. Remind the public how much these companies have been given by govt, from outright cash to tax breaks to infrastructure to prop up and propel them, and that they've always turned around to raise prices on consumers after already taking their tax dollars. Remind the public that they already have to pay payroll taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, etc, considerably more than these companies ever have to pay. The people should not have to enrich them twice by paying more for products just for higher profits.
These companies have had plenty of time to do better. Price controls are not socialism. In this real world case they are understandable by the public if Harris/Walz are simply forthright, they are constitutional, and it is the right thing to do.
Run explanatory ads juxtaposing the nuts and bolts with Trump slurring with Musk about firing people and Vance talking about "average" $50k cars.