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Aug 31, 2020
Reed Galen, co-founder, The Lincoln Project comes back on the show with an update about the effectiveness of their ads to defeat President Trump and how this group of Republicans have created a pirate ship to develop this grassroots effort giving soft Republicans and swing voters permission to vote for Joe Biden for President or at least diminish their support for Trump and those Senators who support him. Using a scalpel instead of a meat ax, The Lincoln Project is creating relatively inexpensive ads relying on found footage and basic editing techniques, focusing on the concept and content not fancy special effects in farm fields. While earned and paid media as well as online and social media campaigns are driving interest, television ads are also being bought in Washington, DC on the morning Fox news shows for an audience of one.
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