June 04, 2020
America First Action Starts Anti-Biden Ads in Battleground States
Today America First Action PAC will begin airing advertisements in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin taking aim at Joe Biden’s disastrous economic policies. The digital, cable, broadcast and mail investment continues until July 4th weekend.
Targeted Markets:
- Michigan ($1.75M): Traverse City, Flint and Grand Rapids
- Wisconsin ($2.25M): Wausau, La Crosse, and Green Bay and Milwaukee
- Pennsylvania ($3.5M): Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Johnstown, Erie, and Wilkes-Barre
“For decades, Joe Biden was willing to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of blue-collar jobs to appease China and the promise of globalists. Now, as our nation begins its recovery, Americans cannot afford Joe Biden’s failures, lack of economic experience, and pandering to the radical left. There’s only one candidate who knows how to create jobs in this country and can lead America’s economic recovery: President Donald J. Trump.” – Brian O. Walsh, President of America First Action PAC
Michigan: “One-Hundred Sixty Thousand”
NARRATOR: One-hundred and sixty thousand jobs lost. It’s not a statistic. It’s one-hundred and sixty thousand sleepless nights and hard conversations. Because Joe Biden supported the NAFTA deal, he said wouldn’t send our jobs to Mexico, and backed bad trade deals with China that shipped our jobs overseas. It’s 160,000 reasons Joe Biden shouldn’t be president.
NARRATOR: Joe Biden on energy jobs –
DANA BASH: “Would there be any place on fossil fuels, including coal and fracking, in the Biden administration?”
JOE BIDEN: “No, we would work it out, we would make sure it’s eliminated.”
TEXT ON SCREEN: “Joe Biden could cost Pennsylvania 600,000 jobs.”
BASH: “Fracking in a Biden administration?”
BIDEN: “No, we would make sure it’s eliminated.”
NARRATOR: After 47 years in Washington Joe Biden just doesn’t make sense for Pennsylvania jobs.
NARRATOR: China has been stealing our manufacturing, costing Wisconsin almost 90,000 jobs. Even most Democrats understood the threat.
KEITH OLBERMANN: “Is China an ally or an adversary?”
BARACK OBAMA: “China is a competitor.”
JOHN EDWARDS: “China is a competitor.”
CHRIS DODD: “And I would say they’re a competitor.”
NARRATOR: But Joe Biden?
JOE BIDEN: “They’re neither.”
NARRATOR: Neither? If you can’t understand the threat, you can’t stop China.
BIDEN: “They’re neither.”
HILLARY CLINTON: “I want to say amen to Joe Biden because he’s 100 percent right.”
NARRATOR: To stop China, you have to stop Joe Biden.