Biden for President

"Tested" +

:60 TV ad from July 21, 2020 run in battleground states.

[Music] 

Male Announcer:  In a crisis, you're tested.

As a nation, we've been tested before, and he has too.

During the worst financial collapse in a generation, with our economy on the brink, Joe Biden led the Recovery Act that saved millions of jobs and restored the middle class.

During the deadliest Ebola outbreak in history, he helped lead the response that beat back an epidemic and kept Americans safe.

Now, we're being tested again.

And Joe Biden knows the answer is not ignoring the crisis, bailing out big corporations and dividing a nation in pain.

It's working together to protect the workers who keep us strong, rebuild the middle class, pay people what they deserve, and give every American the path to a good paying job, a quality education and affordable health care.

That's Joe Biden.  Tested and ready on Day One.


Biden (voiceover):  I'm Joe Biden and I approve this message.

Notes:  The July 21 press release summarizes, "“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."

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.