- With Trump’s poll numbers sagging amid his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the offensive underscores how his advisers believe they must turn the race into a choice election between the president and Biden, rather than solely a referendum on Trump’s performance.
- The ad campaign is slated to spend more than $10 million in an advertising blitz.
- Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale may have hinted at the upcoming offensive in a Thursday morning tweet declaring, “In a few days we start pressing FIRE for the first time.”
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