Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill has launched a digital ad accusing her Republican opponent of illegally releasing her unredacted military records, including sensitive personal information, amid ongoing political controversy and allegations related to a Naval Academy cheating scandal. The campaign disputes the release, citing a clerical error by the National Archives, while the opposing campaign emphasizes transparency and calls for the release of disciplinary records.
Kamala Harris's final campaign ad, airing during a major NFL game, emphasizes patriotism and unity, contrasting with Donald Trump's aggressive messaging. The ad is analyzed by Tim Miller and Sam Stein from The Bulwark, highlighting its strategic focus on Americana themes.
CNN's Jim Acosta criticized Donald Trump for a campaign video that used the term "unified Reich," historically linked to Nazi Germany. The video, posted on Trump's Truth Social account, was removed after 15 hours. Acosta highlighted Trump's history of using Nazi rhetoric and associating with white nationalists, arguing that Trump's language mirrors Adolf Hitler's. The Trump campaign blamed an oblivious staffer for the post.
Former President Donald Trump posted a bizarre campaign ad on Truth Social featuring his head blocking out the sun in a solar eclipse, reminiscent of his infamous moment in 2017 when he stared at the sun without protective eyewear. The ad drew mixed reactions on social media, with some questioning the message. The upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, is expected to be visible across the contiguous United States, but severe weather may affect viewing conditions in some areas.
President Biden's reelection campaign has released an ad attacking former President Donald Trump over his role in ending the federal right to an abortion, highlighting Democrats' support for abortion access. The ad aims to make Roe v. Wade the law of the land again and is part of a $30 million advertising effort in major battleground states. Florida's Supreme Court has cleared the way for abortion access to be on the November ballot, and the issue of abortion rights is seen as a potential factor in flipping Florida, which Trump won in 2020. Since the overturning of Roe, Democrats have found abortion rights to be a winning issue, and a majority of voters believe that the overturning of Roe has been bad for the country.
President Biden's campaign released a new ad criticizing former President Trump's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, in response to Trump's question about whether Americans are better off now than four years ago. The ad juxtaposes Trump's past remarks downplaying the pandemic with footage of empty grocery store shelves and emphasizes the impact of the virus. Biden has been highlighting the contrast between his administration's response and Trump's handling of the pandemic, urging voters to consider the situation in March 2020 and warning about the potential consequences of a Trump reelection.
President Biden releases a new campaign ad addressing his age, emphasizing his experience and ability to get things done for the American people. The ad highlights his record on pandemic recovery, climate change, prescription drug prices, and the economy, while also criticizing former President Donald Trump. Biden's age has been a political vulnerability, with only 32% of respondents in a recent poll believing he has the cognitive and mental health to serve as president. The ad is part of a $30 million battleground state ad buy and will air on various platforms in key states.
President Joe Biden launches a $30 million ad campaign in battleground states, addressing concerns about his age by emphasizing his effectiveness and accomplishments, including leading the country through the COVID-19 pandemic and strengthening the economy. The ad aims to counter doubts about his mental capability, which have become a key vulnerability, and is designed to resonate with Black, Asian, and Hispanic communities. Meanwhile, a super PAC backing Trump has released an ad highlighting Biden’s age, while Biden's ad closes with a lighthearted outtake addressing his age and energy.
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley's campaign is increasing its South Carolina advertising budget to $6 million and releasing a new TV ad accusing Donald Trump of planning to raise taxes and being soft on Russia. The ad criticizes Trump's proposed 10% tariff on trade imports and his comments about NATO, claiming they would lead to "more chaos" and a "Russian victory." Haley's campaign has seen increased online fundraising around her attacks on Trump but still trails in public polling.
Nikki Haley released a campaign ad in her home state of South Carolina criticizing Donald Trump, calling him out for "ranting and raving" and causing chaos. She emphasized that Trump is running to settle old scores and highlighted her own experience as South Carolina governor and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations during Trump's presidency. Haley has been increasingly critical of Trump, pointing out his verbal gaffes and suggesting that he is in decline.
Democratic Rep. Adam B. Schiff's campaign released an ad portraying Republican Senate contender Steve Garvey as his main rival in the 2024 Senate race, aiming to boost Garvey's appeal to Republican voters and potentially secure a top two finish in the open primary system. Schiff's ad has drawn criticism from fellow Democratic candidate Katie Porter, who accused him of boosting a Republican candidate to further his own political career. The move is reminiscent of past California campaigns, where elevating a Republican candidate in the primary led to a successful top two finish.
Nikki Haley's campaign ad highlights her history of challenging the political elite in South Carolina, positioning herself as an outsider against the establishment. The ad comes as she faces opposition from prominent South Carolina politicians who have endorsed Donald Trump. Haley's camp argues that her push for governmental reforms and accountability makes her the anti-establishment candidate, while Trump's campaign portrays her as the true "establishment" candidate due to her support from Democratic donors and foreign policy stances.
Nikki Haley's campaign will air a TV ad in New Hampshire featuring the mother of Otto Warmbier, an American student who died after being detained by North Korea. The ad aims to showcase Haley's foreign policy experience and her support for the Warmbier family. It comes as part of a significant investment in the New Hampshire primary, where Haley seeks to differentiate her stance on North Korea from that of former President Donald Trump, who had exchanged letters with Kim Jong Un and expressed doubt about Kim's involvement in Warmbier's death.
Nikki Haley responds to Donald Trump's campaign ad attacking her by stating, "That's the sound of us surging," as she campaigns in Iowa. Haley has surpassed Ron DeSantis in second place in the GOP primary in New Hampshire, according to recent polls. She fires back at Trump with her own ad, highlighting her tax cuts for small businesses and pledging to eliminate the federal gas tax. Haley suggests that Trump is attacking her because he sees her as the only candidate who can beat him.
