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    WATCH: Biden Campaign Official Admits They’re “Looking to Shorten His Speeches”

    By Ellis RobinsonMay 8, 2024Updated:May 8, 2024
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    Recent reports indicate that the Biden campaign is seeking to “shorten” the president’s speeches as gaffes and slip-ups have become a staple of his public engagements.  Subsequently, officials have explained that Biden will prioritize “quality” over “quantity” in his words.

    During a recent segment of MSNBC’s “The Weekend,” a panel addressed a report suggesting that Biden’s aids now believe “less is more” when he is speaking.  One host claimed, “The President’s aides are seeking to tighten his pitch to voters with shorter, crisper speeches. To be honest with you, I think that’s a very smart idea.”

    He further noted such an initiative would be “a way for the President to sort of hit with clarity, stick his points and move on and not get lost and sidetracked.”  The MSNBC host then asked Quentin Fulks, the Principal Deputy Campaign Manager for the 2024 Biden-Harris campaign.

    Fulks emphasized that the campaign is now focusing on “quality over quantity” to make Biden’s message clear to his audience.  “Look, our campaign believes in quality over quantity. We believe that these touches, the smaller things that are getting directly to the point about what is going on in the stakes of this election are going to be easier for voters to tap into and sort of also go out and say and talk to their friends and family about what’s at stake,” he said.

    MSNBC reported on comments from another Biden official who stressed the need to condense Biden’s messaging to something more “salient” and “compelling.”  The campaign adviser illustrated that this would make his speeches shorter.



    “There’s a strategic advantage at this point in the race to boiling down your message to the three or four most salient, compelling arguments for why President Biden should be re-elected,” according to TJ Ducklo, the Biden campaign’s senior adviser for communications. “That will often translate to the stump [speech] being whittled down to its sharpest, most dynamic form. That’s what you’re seeing.”

    As we approach the election, many have speculated whether Biden is capable of taking on Trump in a head-to-head debate. During a conversation with Howard Stern, Biden recently confirmed that he would be willing to debate Trump.  The president told Stern, “I’m happy to debate him.”

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    After Biden indicated his openness to a debate, Trump called him out, holding him to his words.  “Crooked Joe Biden just announced that he’s willing to debate! Everyone knows he doesn’t really mean it, but in case he does, I say, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, ANYPLACE, an old expression used by Fighters. I suggest Monday Evening, Tuesday Evening, or Wednesday Evening at my Rally in Michigan, a State that he is in the process of destroying with his E.V. Mandate,” Trump said.

    The former president continued, “In the alternative, he’s in New York City today, although probably doesn’t know it, and so am I, stuck in one of the many Court cases that he instigated as ELECTION INTERFERENCE AGAINST A POLITICAL OPPONENT – A CONTINUING WITCH HUNT! It’s the only way he thinks he can win. In fact, let’s do the Debate at the Courthouse tonight – on National Television, I’ll wait around!”





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