A curious, if bland, process story ran in POLITICO Tuesday morning, appearing intended not to catch the eye of the average reader, but a small group of influential D.C. politicos tasked with harming President Trump’s reputation on the national stage.
The story—one of many regarding the implications of the guilty verdict against former President Donald J. Trump in the New York hush money trial late last month—contains substantial information that will doubtless inform the activities of Democrat-aligned SuperPACs supporting Joe Biden ‘s re-election bid.
In essence, POLITICO ran a story that breaks down Biden ‘s presidential campaign committee’s messaging, data, and advertising pitches regarding the Trump verdict, point-by-point.
The story was likely leaked to POLITICO by the Biden campaign as a workaround for federal campaign finance laws that bar direct coordination between a presidential campaign committee and partisan-aligned PACs. The tell? It quotes generously from anonymous Biden campaign sources, including campaign […]
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