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Biden for President
"Soñar es lograr" +
:30 TV ad from July 21, 2020 run in AZ, FL.
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Narrador:
Si lo peudes soñar lo puedes lograr.
[Music]
Es esa la base del sueño americano y la inspiración de Biden.
Como vicepresidente soñó con acabar la devastadora recesión
del 2008 y logró reducir a más de la mitad del desempleo en la
comunidad latina.
Ahora, Joe Biden sueña con aumentar el salario mínimo e invertir en nuestros pequeños negocios, porque el sueño americano debe ser el logro de todos por igual.
Biden (voiceover): I'm Joe Biden and I
approve this message.
Notes:
The ad opens with a neatly done sequence showing images,
younger and older, of labor leader Dolores Huerta,
followed by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and then
Joe Biden. From the press release, the ad "shows how Joe
Biden’s track record has proved that he can help
Americans, including immigrant families, achieve the
American dream and get big things done. The
Spanish-language ads use narrators native to specific
markets."
Full
press release:
Biden
for President Ramps Up General Election Paid Media
Efforts
Campaign Kickstarts Accelerated Spending with Initial
$15 Million, Week-Long Investment
New English- and Spanish- Language Ads Highlight
Biden’s Trusted and Tested Experience
Today, Biden for President announced it will ramp up its
general election paid media efforts across TV, radio,
digital, and print between now and November, spending more
than $15 million on paid media in the next week alone. The
new buy represents a major increase in paid media spending
with additional significant investments in the coming
weeks, exceeding the $15 million spent in the past five
weeks as part of the campaign’s inaugural advertising
flight.
Ads will continue running in battleground states that
Donald Trump won in 2016, including Arizona, Florida,
Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, and
the campaign is expanding its media market footprint in
states. The campaign is also broadening its national cable
buys on news and sports channels, including a presence on
MLB's opening games later this week.
With this new buy, Biden for President is also unveiling
new ads that emphasize Joe Biden’s trusted and tested
experience during times of crisis. These ads make the
positive case for Joe Biden’s leadership and vision for
his presidency, and are in sharp contrast to the message
of fear and division Donald Trump’s campaign is sending
through their similar paid media.
“Truth” uses Biden’s voice
to encourage Americans to fulfill their patriotic duty to
protect others from COVID19 with face masks, hand washing,
and social distance, and “Tested”
touts Biden’s record overseeing the Recovery Act and
helping coordinate the response to control Ebola while
also outlining his vision to rebuild the middle class,
provide quality education, and expand affordable health
care.
The campaign’s investment in reaching Latino voters
through sustained investments continues with a new
Spanish-language ad, “Soñar
es lograr,” running in Arizona and Florida that
shows how Joe Biden’s track record has proved that he can
help Americans, including immigrant families, achieve the
American dream and get big things done. The
Spanish-language ads use narrators native to specific
markets.