DNC to reveal billboard calling Trump a “criminal”
Welcome to the Boston Post News network, where we bring you the latest updates and insights on the political landscape. Today, we have exclusive coverage of the Democratic National Committee’s bold move to sharpen its attacks against former President Donald Trump. Get ready for an in-depth look at the new political advertisement that is causing waves across the nation.
In a groundbreaking decision, the DNC is set to roll out a hard-hitting advertisement that labels Trump as a “convicted felon” following his recent guilty verdict in a Manhattan trial. This will mark the first time the DNC has used such strong language in its paid advertising, signaling a shift in political tactics.
The advertisement is scheduled to make its debut on a billboard near Trump’s campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona. The message is clear and direct, with both English and Spanish versions that read: “Trump already attacked Arizona’s Democracy once. Now he’s back as a convicted felon. He’s out for revenge and retribution. Trump. Unfit to Serve.”
According to Abhi Rahman, the deputy communications director for the DNC, Trump’s status as a convicted felon poses a grave threat to democracy. Rahman highlights Trump’s own words during a Fox News town hall, where he hinted at dictatorial ambitions if elected.
Meanwhile, President Biden has taken a more aggressive stance against Trump in the wake of the verdict, breaking his silence on the trial. During a fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut, Mr. Biden expressed concern over the unprecedented situation of a former president running for office while being a convicted felon.
On the other side of the political spectrum, Trump allies, including prominent Republican lawmakers, have dismissed the trial as politically motivated. Senator JD Vance of Ohio has accused the DNC of using the “convicted felon” label for political gain.
As the Biden campaign hopes for a dent in Trump’s popularity following the verdict, a recent CBS News poll suggests that public opinion remains largely unchanged. The verdict did little to sway existing views on Trump’s guilt or innocence, indicating deep-seated divides among Americans.
With tensions running high and political stakes soaring, the battle between the DNC and Trump is set to escalate further. Stay tuned to the Boston Post News for all the latest developments and analysis on this gripping political saga.
