The material is not from his campaign. It was from the wreath laying ceremony. |
But Biden isn’t running for president. |
And he didn’t. |
The wreath laying ceremony was used in a campaign ad. This isn't difficult. |
Uggg. The tik tok ad on from his campaign. Ok. Not the ceremony. |
Ehhh, okay? |
The tik tok has no campaign or election ads or verbiage or endorsements or signs or anything to do with the upcoming election. Biden was president during the Abbey Gate bombing. Harris was VP. |
He did. |
Take it up with the army and the cemetery. They have a different opinion. |
The campaign ad said "they". It compared his administration against their administration. But are you saying you don't hold Harris responsible? That's refreshing. |
So you are designating a tik tok with no mention of the upcoming election, no mention of the Trump campaign, no reminders to vote, no mention of anything to do with either the campaign or election, a “campaign ad?” |
Yes, it's clearly a political ad. Are you that simple-minded that things always have to be spelled out for you? |
The Gold Star Families who posted online hold Biden and Harris accountable. |
It is from the trump campaign. Yes it is. Take it up with Arlington national cemetery if you object. |
So...what's your point? The "they" refers to Harris in the political ad now? |