Obama ridicules Trump’s obsession with crowds in new campaign ad
Posted on 09/11/24 at 17:00
- Barack Obama Criticizes Donald Trump’s Obsession
- Harris Launches Humorous Electoral Ad
- The video contrasts crowd sizes at events
According to an article published by the EFE agency, Barack Obama appears in a new ad for Kamala Harris’s campaign.
In the ad, Obama mentions Donald Trump’s obsession with the «size of his crowds.»
The video, titled ‘Crowd Size,’ was released this Tuesday.
The clip features an ironic speech by Obama during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Obama criticizes Trump with irony and gestures at the Democratic convention
Harris was officially proclaimed the candidate at the convention held in August.
In his speech, Barack Obama criticized Trump’s tendency to exaggerate the number of attendees at his events.
A hand gesture from Obama, interpreted as a hint, made the audience laugh.
The reference didn’t seem to be limited to the size of the crowds but to other «attributes.»
The 30-second ad shows footage of the packed stadium in Chicago.
The shots are contrasted with Donald Trump’s almost empty rallies and yawning spectators.
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The video was released on the same day as the first debate between Harris and Trump.
The debate will take place at 9:00 PM local time in Philadelphia, a key state in Pennsylvania.
Harris seeks to attract undecided voters with Obama’s support in the national campaign
Harris’s campaign reported that the ad will air nationwide.
It includes cable channels and Fox News, as well as local markets in Florida and Pennsylvania.
With this piece, Harris aims to strengthen her public profile and mobilize undecided voters in the days leading up to the election.
Harris’s team is confident that this message, with Barack Obama’s support, will capture the attention of those voters who have not yet decided their support. Source: EFE.
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