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If Joe Biden is going to beat Donald Trump, it will happen in Pennsylvania.
That message is the opening to the latest viral Meidas Touch ad. After the release of the video, the hashtag #WeWantJoe rocketed to number 1 on Twitter.
Joe Biden pins his hope on winning Pennsylvania—and the crowd roared with approval. “Dear Pennsylvania,” he begins, and he addresses his “native town of Scranton.” Biden praises the “hardworking middle-class Americans.”
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Dear Pennsylvania,
Vote for Integrity, Honesty, and Working Class Values. Vote for Joe Biden. #WeWantJoe pic.twitter.com/2T16gEGEpM
— MeidasTouch.com (@MeidasTouch) June 25, 2020
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Twitter sent a tidal wave of support.
I love this so much! They outdid themselves. 🤗
— Postcard Kay Harris #GoJoe (@KayPostcard) June 26, 2020
It’s a strong ad. Love it!
We also need to hammer home The point trump wants to take away the ACA but has not one damn thing to replace it with. They’ve had 4 years and came up with zip, zilch, nada.— Susan Chappelle (@SusanChappelle1) June 26, 2020
So nice to listen to him talk instead of cringing at hearing Trump’s screaming and quickly switching tv off or muting the phone or laptop. A great distinguished gentleman with a lovely wife. Vote Joe. The country needs him.
— Jillian Clark (@clark_clark21) June 26, 2020
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To a rousing backdrop of music, the Democrat candidate calls himself “Middle Class Joe.”
Compare this to an abysmally poor turnout at his Tulsa rally, Donald Trump weighed himself against the “elite,” bragging:
“I look better than them. Much more handsome. Got better hair than they do. I got nicer properties; I got nicer houses, I got nicer apartment, I got nicer everything.”
In contrast, Joe Biden humbles himself. In this ad, he admits the nickname ‘Middle Class Joe’ was not always complimentary, but “usually that [I’m] not sophisticated.”
#MiddleclassJoe always trumps #NoclassDonald
— Minnie Corona Deadamericans (@veracruisin) June 26, 2020
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It is no secret which candidate Twitter thinks has more decency or is more dignified.
I love this ad. @MeidasTouch is hitting it out of the park. People are sad, worried, scared, stressed and need hope. They are showing us hope when they do the @JoeBiden ads.
— Lisa (@cakrafter56) June 26, 2020
It also throws a monkey wrench into their “stumbling, bumbling Joe” lies. Unlike resident trump, I understood every word Joe said.
— Pamela Mathis (@PamFromPHMI) June 26, 2020
This is my President!
Joe:❤️Leads better
❤️Drinks water w/ 1 hand better
❤️Runs up ramps better
❤️Smiles better
❤️Unites better
❤️Smarter
❤️More Compassionate
❤️Gets along with others better
❤️More cool 😎
❤️Characters better
❤️Values Are Better
❤️Heart is better#WeWantJoe pic.twitter.com/HsoZWiPP1e— 🇺🇸𝓚𝓲𝓮𝓼𝓱𝓪 Nohlassnam🇺🇸 (@nohlassnam) June 25, 2020
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Where Trump makes it all about himself, Joe Biden recognizes the hardworking, industrious Americans who built this country. “It’s time to start rewarding work over wealth,” says Joe.
The ad cleverly weaves footage of Biden with the Trumps. You see Joe Biden mingling among crowds, shaking their hands and thanking ordinary Americans.
Then it cuts to images of Donald Trump against an ostentatious background of a glittering chandelier and a headline “Trump will personally save up to $15m under tax bill, analysis finds.”
#WeWantJoe because Trump won’t tell us where $500 billion of our tax dollars went in Covid relief. pic.twitter.com/OHHNyuPGA3
— Melissa Stone (@onlytruthhere) June 26, 2020
Where Trump wants to extend a tax overhaul for individuals, Biden would tax the wealthiest 1% with three-quarters of his proposed increase. An analysis by the Tax Policy Center shows that Biden’s proposed tax hike will increase revenue by $4 trillion between 2021 and 2030.
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Joe Biden shouts, “Health care is a right, not a privilege” to resounding applause. In the next shot, Trump leans over the podium, and reveals: “We want to terminate health care.”
There is a stark contrast between the two men: one calling to extend healthcare as a universal right to all Americans and the other wanting to cut it altogether.
TODAY:
✅ Joe Biden gives phenomenal speech in PA vowing to defend healthcare for millions of Americans against GOP attacks
✅ Fox News polls show Biden up in TX, GA, FL, and NC
✅ Now #WeWantJoe is trending #1 nationallyYou love to see it, folks. pic.twitter.com/uodO4M8nEl
— Biden War Room (Text UNITED to 30330) (@BidenWarRoom) June 26, 2020
Trump’s budget contains cuts to Medicare and Medicaid. Biden wants to create public health insurance to make affordable health care to all. He also proposes extending Medicare for all Americans over 60.
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Joe Biden proposes raising the national minimum wage to $15. It is “well past time,” says the Democratic candidate. We see Joe Biden hugging and shaking his supporters’ hands, as the chants of “We want Joe!” grow louder and louder.
#WeWantJoe because he can get us back to where we are supposed to be.
He has been listening.Raise minimum wage.
Fix police brutality.
Fix systemic recism.
Reunite our country.
Help us all strive to be better.We know he has what it takes. pic.twitter.com/rwvJcJhhmH
— AJ Sauter (@aj_sauter26) June 26, 2020
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“Dear Pennsylvania,” the ad ends, “We can do this.” Black and white, with capital letters, the final message is clear: VOTE FOR JOE.
Oh my god. You all made a huge statement tonight. Keep. This. Up. Together, we can’t be stopped. #WeWantJoe https://t.co/3whD7XStVw
— MeidasTouch.com (@MeidasTouch) June 26, 2020
#WeWantJoe is going viral on Twitter.
