On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, when not a lot of people were paying attention, former President Donald Trump posted on his social media site that Republicans should “never give up” on repealing and replacing Obamacare.
The past week of political conversation about health care is a case study in how the Biden campaign intends to draw contrasts with Trump and amplify the former president’s words to motivate Democrats and persuade independent and moderate Republican voters.
By Tuesday morning, the Biden campaign put together a press call with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discussing “the dire threat to the health and wellbeing of American families posed by Donald Trump.”
“Talking about rounding up Latinos, banning muslims, rooting out his political enemies like ‘vermin,’ echoing the rhetoric that we’ve seen from folks like Hitler and Mussolini in the past,” said Tyler, listing just some of Trump’s recent pronouncements and proposals.
As the Biden campaign sees it, the former president’s extreme ideas are barely breaking through with voters, thanks to a combination of Trump fatigue and a fractured media environment.
This is a pretty dramatic shift from a couple of years ago when Biden world treated Trump like Voldemort of Harry Potter book fame, the one who must not be named.
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On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, when not a lot of people were paying attention, former President Donald Trump posted on his social media site that Republicans should “never give up” on repealing and replacing Obamacare.
The past week of political conversation about health care is a case study in how the Biden campaign intends to draw contrasts with Trump and amplify the former president’s words to motivate Democrats and persuade independent and moderate Republican voters.
By Tuesday morning, the Biden campaign put together a press call with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discussing “the dire threat to the health and wellbeing of American families posed by Donald Trump.”
“Talking about rounding up Latinos, banning muslims, rooting out his political enemies like ‘vermin,’ echoing the rhetoric that we’ve seen from folks like Hitler and Mussolini in the past,” said Tyler, listing just some of Trump’s recent pronouncements and proposals.
As the Biden campaign sees it, the former president’s extreme ideas are barely breaking through with voters, thanks to a combination of Trump fatigue and a fractured media environment.
This is a pretty dramatic shift from a couple of years ago when Biden world treated Trump like Voldemort of Harry Potter book fame, the one who must not be named.
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