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Biden for President
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:60 TV ad from July 29, 2020.
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[Music]
Narrador:
1973, año cuando Joe Biden se compromete a luchar por todos
por igual en el Congreso de los Estados Unidos.
Como senador venció a la NRA en 2 ocasiones y en el ‘94
encabezó la Ley de Violencia contra las Mujeres. Por eso fue
reelegido en 6 ocasiones.
Fueron 8 los años trabajando codo a codo con el Presidente
Obama para reducir de 13 a 5.9 por ciento el desempleo en la
comunidad latina e invertir 750 millones para evitar que
nuestras familias centroamericanas arriesguen su vida a lo
largo de más de 3,470 kilómetros.
Si al 45 le importa 3 pepinos si un niño comparte el techo
con su madre, nos toca elegir un 46 que viene dando más del
100 desde 1973.
La opción es sólo una. Joe Biden.
Biden (voiceover): I'm Joe Biden and I approve this message.
translation:
1973, year when Joe Biden pledges to fight for everyone
equally in the United States Congress.
As a senator, he defeated the NRA on two occasions and in
‘94 he headed the Violence Against Women Act. That is why he
was re-elected 6 times.
They spent 8 years working side by side with President Obama
to reduce unemployment from 13 to 5.9 percent in the Latino
community and invest 750 million to prevent our Central
American families from risking their lives for more than
3,470 kilometers.
If 45 cares 3 cucumbers [expression meaning "gives a damn"]
if a child shares the roof with his mother, we have to
choose a 46 that has been giving more than 100 since 1973.
The option is only one. Joe Biden.
Notes:
This ad puts a human face on the nearly 150,000 Americans
who have died due to COVID-19. Per a campaign press
release, the ad
aims to reach "older Americans and their families who have
been hit hard by the pandemic." The
HIll reported this was the campaign's first
general election ad in Nevada, stating "The
one-minute-long ad will run in the Las Vegas and Reno
markets on daytime television to reach older voters. A
Spanish-language version will also run in Arizona and
Florida."