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Originally Posted by seattlelou
I believe the Clinton campaign determined that this was not effective as too many people picked the position they liked and assigned it to Trump.
You could easily do this with nonpolicy stuff. Like you could play his "Russia, who said Russia had anything to do with it?" next to his clip calling on Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails one month earlier. You could play his "November 28th" clip. It would not be hard to make Trump look like a stupid buffoon in an ad. He is a stupid buffoon. But idk, people like his stupidity; he's an idiot just like them, so relatable. The kind of delicate flower white voters Clinton has to court would probably take such an ad personally, like it was calling them stupid. Besides, the Daily Show, John Olliver, Samantha Bee, SNL, and others already fill this role. I don't think pursuing the "Trump's a moron" angle any further is a winning strategy, sad as that is for me to say.