In a recent ad, President Biden’s reelection campaign strategically attempted to target Republican Nikki Haley’s supporters, while also criticizing former President Trump for alienating them.
In the advertisement, there are snippets of Trump expressing uncertainty about the necessity of garnering support from Haley voters, as well as his belief that he already possesses enough votes to reclaim the White House in November.
According to a new report the campaign is investing over $1 million in an advertisement that is set to air for three weeks in key battleground states.
As part of a substantial $30 million ad buy, the campaign has strategically focused on seven crucial battleground states in order to bolster Biden’s chances of reelection.
This move comes in the wake of the president’s State of the Union address.
In a recent statement, the campaign attempted to claim that Trump is not interested in attracting Haley voters.
They emphasized that Trump has been explicit about his preference for supporters who align with the “MAGA disciple” ideology, making it clear that those who don’t fit this criteria are not welcome in his camp.
The campaign also claimed that Trump has not reached out to Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, since she withdrew from the race.
When Haley withdrew from the race the day after Super Tuesday, she refrained from endorsing the former president.
The Biden-Harris team perceives an opportunity to appeal to Republicans and make the case that Trump is alienating them, this move comes as Biden continues to struggle in the polls against the former President and could also be interpreted as a sign of political desperation.
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