
The NPR Politics Podcast Trump And Biden Wage An Uneven Virtual Campaign
May 21, 2020
The pandemic has forced presidential campaigns to adapt dramatically, shifting towards virtual strategies. Trump leverages his social media power for flashy engagement, while Biden focuses on meaningful, personal connections. This dynamic creates a stark contrast in tactics, with both candidates trying to navigate the challenges of maintaining voter engagement in a virtual landscape. The discussion delves into how each campaign approaches communication and the impact on their overall outreach during these unusual times.
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Trump's Virtual Rallies
- Trump loves rallies and the energy they bring.
- The Trump campaign aims to recreate this virtually.
Biden's Virtual Approach
- Biden supporters value personal interaction with him.
- His campaign uses virtual roundtables and local TV appearances.
Trump Campaign Webcasts
- The Trump campaign's nightly webcasts resemble infomercials.
- They feature soundbites from Trump and attacks on Democrats and Joe Biden.
