Biden campaign pronounces $50 million ad campaign to spotlight Trump conviction – The Mercury News

By WILL WEISSERT (Associated Press)

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden's The re-election campaign is spending $50 million through the top of June, a blitz that features the primary television ad that Donald Trump's The felony conviction is an indication that the Democratic incumbent is attempting to make his Republican opponent's legal troubles an even bigger issue heading into November.

The promoting offensive comes despite the fact that Election Day continues to be months away, but Biden's campaign team says it desires to more clearly define the alternative between candidates before the election. the primary debate between them in Atlanta on June twenty seventh.

The promoting campaign includes greater than $1 million geared toward reaching black, Hispanic and Asian American voters through the media, in addition to a spot that Trump's conviction on 34 counts in a New York hush money case. The show will air on general television and connected TV on streaming devices and mobile phones in swing states, in addition to on national cable television.

In addition to Trump's criminal conviction, the ad, titled “Character Matters,” points out that the previous president was also found guilty Sexual harassment And Financial fraud in a separate case. Trump can also be charged in three other criminal cases, none of that are expected to go to trial before the November election.

“In the courtroom, we see Donald Trump as he really is,” says the ad's narrator. Over images of a mug shot of Trump and Biden's high-five supporters, he adds: “This election is about a convicted criminal who only cares about himself and a president who is fighting for your family.”

Biden has also spoken incessantly about Trump’s 34 capital crimes convictions, while denounce the previous president for claiming that the case against him was politically motivated. Biden argues: “It is reckless, dangerous and irresponsible for someone to claim that the case was rigged just because they don't like the verdict.”

Biden's son Hunter was convicted last week in Delaware of three charges of significant crimes just about the acquisition of a revolver in 2018despite the fact that, prosecutors argued, Hunter had lied on a compulsory gun purchase form by saying he was not using or hooked on illegal drugs. The president has said he’ll accept the consequence of the case and “continue to respect the legal process while Hunter considers an appeal.”

“It's a stark contrast, and it's one that matters deeply to the American people,” Biden campaign spokesman Michael Tyler said in a press release. “And that's why we're going to make sure we remind voters every day how Joe Biden is fighting for them while Donald Trump is running a campaign focused on one man: himself.”

Trump has denied any wrongdoing and argued without evidence that Biden or Justice Department officials orchestrated the New York case against him for political reasons. He and his allies have also raised the prospect of Persecution of political opponents out of revenge when he returns to the White House.

Karoline Leavitt, spokeswoman for Trump's campaign, said the Biden administration had “used the justice system as a weapon against President Trump” and the contrast between her candidate and Biden “will be very clear on the debate stage.”

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