Biden for President Spending $45 Million Across Broadcast and Digital This Week Today, Biden for President adapted Joe Biden’s speech yesterday in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania into a new minute-long ad that will begin airing nationwide on cable channels and in key battlegrounds. As the Trump campaign is still dark in critical states, Biden for President is continuing to ramp up its general election paid media spending, investing $45 million on broadcast and digital this week alone. “Be Not Afraid” uses Vice President Biden’s remarks about how President Trump has fanned the flames of division, failed to unequivocally condemn the violence in American cities, and instilled fear

On Wednesday, September 2, Senator Sherrod Brown will participate in a launch event for the Biden for President Wisconsin Leadership Tour with an event in Green Bay with manufacturing workers. At the event, they will discuss Donald Trump’s failure to provide leadership for Green Bay workers and Joe Biden’s plan to build our economy back better. “Under President Trump’s failed leadership, our country is in the midst of multiple crises: a racial justice crisis, a global pandemic, and a devastating recession causing workers across the state to lose their jobs. Wisconsin families deserve steady, stable leadership — but Donald Trump has made our country

In response to Donald Trump’s visit to Kenosha, Wisconsin today, Biden for President Deputy Campaign Manager and Communications Director Kate Bedingfield released the following statement: “What we saw from Donald Trump today in Wisconsin is no different from what we’ve seen from him all along: self-centered divisiveness accompanied by zero solutions. “Trump failed once again to meet the moment, refusing to utter the words that Wisconsinites and Americans across the country needed to hear today from the president: a condemnation of violence of all kinds, no matter who commits it. “Kenosha is in pain, not only from the tragedy of senseless violence, but