Watched the Sunday morning talk shows today, including Meet the Press (NBC), This Week with George…(ABC), and Face The Nation (CBS). In my opinion, Meet the Press was the rudest towards Biden, playing both sides of the story. This Week with George had a guest host, Jonathan, who made sure to highlight all the negative things said about Hur. Face The Nation, on the other hand, didn’t start with the Biden/Hur story but instead focused on a segment between Haley and Тяцмp. It seems like they might be rooting for Haley. The coverage of Biden/Hur on Face The Nation wasn’t as aggressive as on the other two shows.
It’s clear that there is a media bias towards the Republican party, with the mainstream media (MSM) wanting the republiCONa back in charge. Additionally, Russia has thousands of trolls and AI flooding social media to confuse the issues. In light of this, I propose that we allocate some of our TV messaging budget towards mailings and billboards in smaller communities. This way, we can reach a wider audience at a lower cost. While TV ads are fleeting, mailings and billboards can be read multiple times and have a more lasting impact.
I recently discovered that our party spent $30 million on helping a Judge get elected. After looking into billboard prices, I realized that we could have put up 50 billboards in medium-sized towns across all 50 states for a year with the same amount of money. It would be wise for us to invest in billboards and mailings, especially in medium-sized towns where rates are cheaper. This approach would allow us to engage with voters in a more impactful and cost-effective way.
It’s important to prioritize different communication channels to reach a diverse audience effectively. While TV ads have their place, exploring alternative options like billboards and mailings can offer a more targeted and longer-lasting form of messaging. Let’s strategize and consider diversifying our communication methods to ensure our message reaches as many people as possible.
