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Biden raises $26M after Kamala announcement


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JusKeepBreathin
8 minutes ago, HeavyMetalLover said:

They just asked a question. That’s pretty rude. :bear:

So :ohwell:

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Ziggy
Just now, JusKeepBreathin said:

He is pouring money into TV ads that's for sure. Especially south Florida on Spanish TV markets. I can tell you that as a fact. My mom says it's makes her sick to hear the ads about AOC Bernie and Biden when she is watching her novelas. She can't believe people are buying into that Biden socialism crap.

So I’m right, his spend is terrible :ladyhaha: what escaped chimp is running his campaign rn (I know he changed a few weeks ago)? Because this is truly such a terrible plan. No one wants to see a bunch of political tv ads anymore. They’re just not en vogue anymore. They *annoy* people even if they do agree with you and what’s more, he’s putting them during telenovelas? For someone who prides himself on his tv value he seems to have no conception of it from the cheap-looking ads to targeting. ffs this is a dumpster fire waste of money. So sorry for your mother. 

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JusKeepBreathin
1 minute ago, Ziggy said:

So I’m right, his spend is terrible :ladyhaha: what escaped chimp is running his campaign rn (I know he changed a few weeks ago)? Because this is truly such a terrible plan. No one wants to see a bunch of political tv ads anymore. They’re just not en vogue anymore. They *annoy* people even if they do agree with you and what’s more, he’s putting them during telenovelas? For someone who prides himself on his tv value he seems to have no conception of it from the cheap-looking ads to targeting. ffs this is a dumpster fire waste of money. So sorry for your mother. 

I'm not so sure. Hilary lead Trump by 9 points in Florida in the polls. Yet he won by a 1% margins in the general election. I'm still not sure Florida was won in an honest way. Especially with Mr McBaldy aka Rick Scott as governor of FL at the time. There were recounts and problems with Broward county. 

 

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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ImTired
27 minutes ago, Ziggy said:

Side note: where tf is the RNC and Trump spending this money? You know it’s lining pockets because his spend has been abominable this time around. The digital strategy is shite, he can’t do rallies (and when he tries they seem to flop). TV ads maybe? But what a waste when most have cut chord aside from the base he already knows will vote for him.

something fishy there, for sure

He's running ads in swing states. There was a Trump ad I saw in FL today with such poorly clipped audio of Biden, it was laughable. It seems a lot of his team from 2016 must not be there anymore...

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Lion Heart

So it looks like the Dems are catching up. 

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StarstruckIllusion
32 minutes ago, JusKeepBreathin said:

Where's Trump's money coming from just Goya, children's cage suppliers and Ghislaine Maxwell? Give me a break. Go make a crazy YouTube channel. 

Crazy... right. And your theory for where corrupt Dems get their money is?? Not better, especially bc they stated facts. 

30 minutes ago, HeavyMetalLover said:

They just asked a question. That’s pretty rude. :bear:

They’ve been roasted by Bernie stans on here for months so this ain’t surprise lmao

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JusKeepBreathin
5 minutes ago, StarstruckIllusion said:

Crazy... right. And your theory for where corrupt Dems get their money is?? Not better, especially bc they stated facts. 

They’ve been roasted by Bernie stans on here for months so this ain’t surprise lmao

Roasted meh...more like I got a nice golden tan since my guy won the primaries and your guy is making sure my guy wins the general election.:bye:

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Whispering
1 hour ago, ShtoopidLahv said:

How much of that money is from the private health insurance industry executives and lobbyists? The fossil fuel industry? The military industrial complex? 

Who do they really serve? 

Nearly 150,000 contributors were first-time donors, according to the campaign statement.

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HEARTSTOP

Can someone explain to me why rich ass politicians raise money for themselves in the US? I get that it "supports" him in some way, I just don't see the point of it?

Like, does the richest man win the election? I'm lost here.

Sorry for my European-ness.

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Shaney
2 hours ago, JusKeepBreathin said:

Where's Trump's money coming from just Goya, children's cage suppliers and Ghislaine Maxwell? Give me a break. Go make a crazy YouTube channel. 

Gaslighting 101.

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Morphine Prince

I mean did y'all expect him not to get a boost? That's what these announcements do. 

 

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RAMROD
12 minutes ago, HEARTSTOP said:

Can someone explain to me why rich ass politicians raise money for themselves in the US? I get that it "supports" him in some way, I just don't see the point of it?

Like, does the richest man win the election? I'm lost here.

Sorry for my European-ness.

 

Presidential campaign fund raising is about more than just money.

Opening up campaign to donations might provide exactly the opportunity one needs to demonstrate their campaign is organized, professional and efficient — and has broad support among the electorate and elite donors. If they can do that, party leaders may take notice.

A candidate’s ability to raise money is important for other reasons that are important to winning elections. People don’t just hand over money to political candidates. They have to be asked. And that asking requires a campaign organization focused on finding, communicating with and cultivating supporters — whether those supporters are financial bundlers, other politicians or rank-and-file voters.

How much money and where it comes from can also signal how broad the candidate’s support is within the party — and how deep. 

Also, as per Encyclopedia of Political Communication,

Political campaigns have many expenditures, such as the cost of travel of candidates and staff, political consulting, and the direct costs of communicating with voters via media outlets. Campaign spending depends on the region. For instance, in the United States, television advertising time must be purchased by campaigns, whereas in other countries, it is provided for free.

 

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HEARTSTOP
5 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

 

Presidential campaign fund raising is about more than just money.

Opening up campaign to donations might provide exactly the opportunity one needs to demonstrate their campaign is organized, professional and efficient — and has broad support among the electorate and elite donors. If they can do that, party leaders may take notice.

A candidate’s ability to raise money is important for other reasons that are important to winning elections. People don’t just hand over money to political candidates. They have to be asked. And that asking requires a campaign organization focused on finding, communicating with and cultivating supporters — whether those supporters are financial bundlers, other politicians or rank-and-file voters.

How much money and where it comes from can also signal how broad the candidate’s support is within the party — and how deep. 

Also, as per Encyclopedia of Political Communication,

Political campaigns have many expenditures, such as the cost of travel of candidates and staff, political consulting, and the direct costs of communicating with voters via media outlets. Campaign spending depends on the region. For instance, in the United States, television advertising time must be purchased by campaigns, whereas in other countries, it is provided for free.

 

Thank you for the information.

It kinda makes sense, but only because the US elections seem to function like a popularity contest. And I guess putting up a show costs a lot of money.

As you stated, here political parties have fairly distributed television advertising time for free. They do rallies and stuff, but it doesn't seem to be about finding funding for them. And instead of trying to lure people with big spectacle, parties here will focus more on divulging their frontline proposed policies, with slogans, posters, and speeches.

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