Democrats mock ‘Republican National Chaos’ as RNC starts
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Democrats mock ‘Republican National Chaos’ as convention starts with ad accusing Donald Trump of having ‘no plan’ and crashing the economy
- The Democrats marked the opening of the Republican National Convention Monday with a new attack ad mocking the ‘Republican National Choas’Â
- The ad blames President Donald Trump for ‘meeting the COVID moment’ with incompetence and mismanagementÂ
- It also has Trump saying ‘it is what it is’ about the COVID-19 death toll, an attack line used last week at the DNC by Michelle Obama and the ClintonsÂ
- The Republicans kicked off their convention Monday in Charlotte, North Carolina with a surprise visit from Trump, who had tried to move it to FloridaÂ
- Trump will give his acceptance speech Thursday from the White House as the RNC also had to go partially ‘virtual’ due to coronavirus concerns Â
The Democrats marked the opening of the Republican National Convention Monday with a new ad mocking the ‘Republican National Chaos.’Â
The Democratic National Committee-funded spot accuses President Donald Trump of ‘meeting the COVID moment with job-destroying incompetence and deadly mismanagement.’Â
‘Students and teachers are left to themselves, the jobless left without a lifeline, grandparents left to die alone, an economy left to perish, because Trump has no plan for COVID, nothing will change because Trump won’t change,’ the ad continued.Â
The Democrats marked the opening day of the Republican National Convention with an ad calling it ‘Republican National Chaos’Â
Democrats launched a 30-second spot that pointed out President Donald Trump’s failure at handling the coronavirus crisisÂ
The Democrats blasted President Donald Trump for his ‘incompetence,’ along with his ‘deadly mismanagement’Â
Trump’s quote ‘it is what it is,’ is then used in the 30-second spot.Â
That line was used by Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton during their Democratic National Convention speeches last week.Â
The president originally uttered it when talking to Axios’ Jonathan Swan about the COVID-19 death toll.Â
‘Enjoy the convention!’ the ad says and concluces with Democratic nominee Joe Biden approving the message.    Â
The RNC kicked off Monday where it was originally scheduled, in Charlotte, North Carolina.Â
Trump made a mid-afternoon stop at the convention site as delegates were participating in their roll call vote, which officially made him the 2020 GOP presidential nominee.Â
The Democratic ad calls out Trump for having ‘no plan’ to handle the continuing coronavirus crisisÂ
The ad says Trump has left ‘grandparents to die alone’Â
It ends with Democratic nominee Joe Biden (left) and his running mate Kamala Harris (right)Â
The convention was supposed to take place over four days in Charlotte, but after a disagreement with the state’s Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper, Trump tried to pull it out of North Carolina and hold part of the RNC in Jacksonville, Florida instead.Â
That didn’t work out due to Florida’s spike in coronavirus cases, so now Trump and first lady Melania Trump will be speaking from the White House.Â
The Democrats delayed their convention by a month in hopes that they would be able to hold it in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but the four-day affair ended up being mostly ‘virtual’ last week. Â
Some business was still conducted in Wisconsin, but Democratic nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris spoke from Biden’s adopted hometown of Wilmington, Delaware instead. Â
When Wisconsin’s representative was casting his state’s votes for Trump during Monday’s RNC, he knocked Biden for ignoring Wisconsin for ‘664 days and counting.’Â
Wisconsin, along with Pennsylvania and Michigan, were the three surprise states Trump won in 2016 allowing him to win the White House over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.Â
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