Evening Edition: On The Campaign Trail From McDonald's To Madison Square Garden
2024/10/25
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John Saucier：就争取蓝领选民而言，共和党似乎做得更好，因为他们更关注民生问题，而不是像民主党那样依赖明星助选。民主党候选人利用明星助选的策略，效果可能适得其反，无法有效触及受拜登-哈里斯政府政策影响的普通民众。两党候选人在竞选最后阶段采取了一些不同寻常的策略，例如特朗普去麦当劳，哈里斯去德克萨斯州集会，这些策略的有效性有待观察。
Brooke Singman：特朗普在宾夕法尼亚州一家麦当劳的竞选活动，吸引了大量支持者，并与顾客互动，活动虽然被哈里斯阵营批评为摆拍，但其效果显著，甚至引起奥巴马的回应。共和党通过更贴近民生的方式，例如关注民生问题（例如通货膨胀、犯罪和移民），比民主党利用明星助选更有效地争取蓝领选民。特朗普在麦当劳的活动更能与普通民众产生共鸣，展现了他与普通民众建立联系的能力。哈里斯的竞选策略一直在变化，从试图与拜登政府保持距离，到完全支持拜登政府的政策，再到最近主要攻击特朗普，其信息更多的是反特朗普，而非支持哈里斯。特朗普和哈里斯都在一些他们不太可能获胜的地区举行集会，这是一种不同寻常的竞选策略，目的是为了与所有支持者保持联系，避免他们感觉被遗忘。特朗普在纽约市的集会，是为了与仍然支持他的纽约市民保持联系，他多次在纽约州举行集会，吸引了大量支持者。特朗普在麦迪逊广场花园的集会，预计将吸引大量支持者，也可能会有抗议者，其支持者参加集会的主要目的是为了见特朗普本人，而非其他明星。将特朗普在麦迪逊广场花园的集会与二战时期的集会相提并论是不恰当的。
Deep Dive
Why did Trump visit McDonald's during his campaign?
To refute Kamala Harris' claim of working at McDonald's and to connect with working-class voters.
Why are both Trump and Harris holding rallies in states they are unlikely to win?
To connect with supporters and ensure they don't feel forgotten, despite the states' political leanings.
Why is the Harris campaign using celebrity endorsements?
To draw excitement and voter interest, hoping celebrity names will attract support.
Why is Trump holding a rally in Madison Square Garden?
To energize his base in a city where he has a significant following, despite its political leanings.
Why is the Harris campaign focusing more on attacking Trump?
To remind voters of perceived dangers and shift focus away from Biden-Harris administration issues.
Former President Trump's visit to McDonald's in Feasterville, Pennsylvania, was a significant campaign event aimed at connecting with working-class voters. The event drew criticism from the Harris campaign but was seen as impactful by the Trump campaign.
- Trump visited McDonald's to refute Kamala Harris' claim of working there.
- The event was criticized as a staged photo-op by the Harris campaign.
- Former President Obama mentioned the McDonald's visit in his speeches.
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