Whoever is writing Biden's campaign ads is living in a very different world than I do.
Do they really think the vibes out here are "hope" and "a bright future"?
Saying it doesn't make it real.
I get what they are trying to do as far as crafting an alternative narrative to Trump, but um...
I don't find them convincing. I wouldn't think they WOULD be convincing to anyone making less than 80k/yr (and I think that's low).
Biden ads saying how Americans are thriving and better off than ever and I'm just stuck asking WHICH Americans are you talking about exactly?
I don't know these people who are better off than ever. Pretty sure they are either a) fictional or b) were quite comfortable and secure to begin with.
Millennials are now "splurging" on groceries according to Business Insider ffs.
Those ain't hopeful vibes, my friend. If you want to tell me you are going to change something, you might inspire hope, but your ads are literally saying "we are going to keep doing exactly what we're doing now because we think it's perfect."
Did they even focus test this shit? And if so, on whom?
@artemis I was just laughing about that insipid headline yesterday. Wow, quite the splurge I had this week on. . . Food that I have to prepare for myself. How irresponsible of us Millennials, screwing over all those hardworking staff at Applebee's by not eating a $14 salad 7 days a week
US economic conditions