On Wednesday, June 5, 2024 at 1:06:31 PM UTC+2 John Clark wrote:
On Tue, Jun 4, 2024 at 8:34 PM PGC <multipl...@gmail.com> wrote: *> John, the idea is not for Biden to "become Trump" by emulating his behavior, but rather to understand and leverage the appeal of outsider narratives, mavericks, [...] He could directly challenge whether Trump actually managed to "drain the swamp" as he promised and use specific examples where Trump failed to deliver on his promises, * By now it should be clear to everybody that Convicted Felon Trump never built a wall and never made Mexico pay for it, and he never wanted to drain the swamp, he wanted to own the swamp. And about 1.1 million Americans died during Trump's watch due to his INCREDIBLE bungling of Covid, a pandemic he publicly belittled, claiming the Democrats were over blowing the crucial importance of itjust to make him unpopular, while at the exact same time privately expressing very deep concern about the epidemic. The convicted felon also dispensed quack medical advice about how to deal with the pandemic, advice that was LETHAL. Even Donald Trump's most avid followers know all this but they just don't care, I don't pretend to have a theory to explain this phenomenon, but the evidence is overwhelming that the phenomenon exists. That's what I'm talking about! Your directness here is what the Biden PR Team could benefit from. If only his PR team had someone like you to liven things up a bit! > *Biden should Town Hall as much as he can* If you want to win a Town Hall debate logic will not help you very much, you need to appeal to base emotions, perhaps that's why Biden is not very good at them. I think embracing more direct, brutal honesty could really help. Biden should adopt a more straightforward tone, directly addressing issues with candor. This could resonate deeply with voters who crave authenticity. And, as you point out, logic alone doesn’t win Town Halls. Biden needs to appeal to base emotions—speak about hope, fear, pride, resilience, and expose the child princess KFC toddler for what he is. A guy alleging deep state conspiracies with Justice Department etc. while stating the ambition to retaliate using it. And although sharing personal stories and real-life impacts of his policies can create a more emotional connection, we need a scene in a debate where Biden throws some ketchup or dip onto Trump's suit, stating "your welcome. You're gonna need it later for when you're back on the couch." Bring him a Big Mac and ask how dare he question American greatness. *>Emphasize America's role as a global leader and a beacon of hope and democracy. Contrast this with the isolationist and divisive rhetoric of Trump.* There is one thing that Biden should've done on the first day of his administration, something that would not only have helped him politically it would also have been the right thing to do, and that is legalize marijuana. And I say that despite the fact that I have never smoked even one marijuana cigarette. Regarding the marijuana legalization timing, the delay does make the administration seem more focused on election cycles rather than principle. Biden should address this head-on, perhaps with a bit of humor: “I know it took us a while to light up this issue, but better late than never, right?” Acknowledging this mistake with humility can go a long way: “We should have acted on this sooner. Legalizing marijuana is not just about politics—it’s about justice, health, and economic opportunity.” Biden could use positive patriotism to counter Trump’s divisive rhetoric. Biden can say e.g., “Patriotism isn’t about hate—it’s about love for our country and all its people and not just some of its people. Facing the threats of today's world, we cannot afford dvision.” He should articulate a bold vision for the future that includes economic opportunity, social justice, global leadership and how many times he's been hindered to do his job by gridlock. Paint himself as the rebel and outsider here. Acknowledge the dissatisfaction and show and name every congressperson and/or senator standing in the way of everything his administration tried to acheive. And we should draft you into his PR team to keep things interesting and less bland. Fire his PR Team heads and get some Holywood folks and comedians to craft some black ops top secret PR moves. And Brent recognizes the potential for post-election violence, which is a significant consideration for election security and stability. With team red armed to the teeth, team blue needs mortars, tanks, air support; and it would still be ok because Dems are noobs with weapons. So Team red couldn't scream "no fair". Dems could build machine guns with vaccine in the ammunition. If the everything list crew could direct PR for his campaign, boxer shorts princess waiting for Stormy in his bed with KFC bucket throwing ketchup at the wall he didn't get Mexico to pay for, would be dropping in the polls. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Everything List" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to everything-list+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/everything-list/76b4ed96-36e1-46f7-b5e4-7154445eaddan%40googlegroups.com.
