President Biden is casting himself in the first ad of his 2024 reelection campaign as a brick wall against “an extreme movement that seeks to overturn elections, ban books and eliminate a woman’s right to choose.”
says Mr. Biden is running to make sure the “sun will not set” on the principles and values embodied in the American flag: “Courage, opportunity, democracy, freedom.”
The ad includes video footage of former President Donald Trump’s supporters storming the U.S. Capitol. It comes a day after Mr. Biden launched his reelection bid and provides an early sense of the message the 80-year-old plans to drive home over the next 18 months. “As the Democratic standard bearer, Biden would represent the status quo at a time when ‘wrong track’ polling numbers are at an unprecedented high,” the group said in a statement.
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