The negative ads attacking Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Facebook pages and television screens are as relentless as they are varied, as if plucked from a vintage Trump rally rant: Some make unfounded inferences about his mental state, saying "geriatric health is no laughing matter." Others paint the presumptive Democratic nominee as "China's puppet."
It's the first wave of a long-promised campaign of attack ads from the Trump campaign, revealing a re-election effort eager and unafraid to plunge into negative advertising to try to define the president's general-election opponent early in the race.
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The first wave of long-promised negative ads from the Trump campaign began this week in caustic form, flooding Facebook pages and television screens in swing states with harsh messages that make unfounded inferences about Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s mental state and paint the presumptive Democratic nominee as too friendly to the Chinese government.
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Trump campaign launches ads questioning Biden's age, fitness | TheHill
The ads asked if the former vice president, 77, is "too old" to be elected president and saying, "geriatric mental health is no laughing matter."
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New Trump Facebook ads go hard at Biden over his age: "Too old?" "Old & out of it"
One ad mockingly depicts Biden in what looks like a nursing home needing to be fed ...
What a time to use a nursing home to mock someone pic.twitter.com/uYxy1CbrDv
While Republicans have grumbled about Biden's age and highlighted verbal gaffes and technical difficulties during his events, the Trump campaign's ads mark the first time it has used ads to explicitly target his overall fitness.
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