Hollywood Elites Pledge to Make Propaganda for Young Voters, to Avoid the "Cringe" of Biden's Efforts So Far

Whenever Poochie isn't in a commercial, they want people to ask, "Where's Poochie?"

Hollywood elites launch "cringe" PAC to help Biden fight cringe

Joe Biden's campaign is losing its grip on the youth vote, which he dominated in 2020. In response, allies have formed a super PAC, Won't PAC Down, aimed at recapturing this crucial demographic by leveraging Hollywood talent to create targeted content that attempts to steer away from cringeworthy tactics and craft a more authentic appeal.

Key Details:

Won't PAC Down, a new super PAC, aims to spend $20 million to $25 million to regain Biden's support among young voters.

The PAC has enlisted millennial and Gen Z writers, directors, and producers from popular shows to craft pro-Biden content.

We know how "appealing to the young audience" has been working for Hollywood so far, so this should be another huge success.

Ads will be specifically designed for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to reach young, nonpolitical voters.

Diving Deeper:

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The PAC has turned to Hollywood for help, recruiting millennial and Gen Z writers, directors, and producers with backgrounds in popular shows like "Saturday Night Live" and "Parks and Recreation."

SNL, huh? Young people love watching TV shows their grandparents watched.

And the writers are so good! This will be as successful as DEI Medicine!

SNL has already been propagandizing for Granpa Felonyfingers for five years -- why hasn't it worked yet with The Youth Vote?

These creatives have been working on ad campaigns designed to appeal to young voters who have become increasingly disillusioned with Biden over issues such as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, environmental concerns, student loan debt, and inflation.

Won't PAC Down's strategy involves avoiding supposedly cringey, traditional celebrity endorsements and instead creating relatable and engaging content tailored for social media platforms like Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube, but has already been hit as "cringe" by commentators.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 02:50 PM

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