Taking a page from the Bill Clinton campaign: The "War Room"

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Clinton's team knew that the only way to have a fighting chance was to go head on with Fox, Rush, and the not-so-liberal news media. Staff worked around the clock to detect and instantly respond to any lies from the right. It appears that Biden's team is doing just that, and though the now viral NATO commercial wasn't in response to an attack, it was produced extremely quickly and became part of the news cycle that it addressed.

I hope that whoever gets the nomination takes a page from the Clinton playbook. When it comes to national politics, to borrow from Clinton's famous saying, "It's the media, stupid".

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1. This is the new Norm in Campaign

messaging and we are just seeing the creativity in real time. Hope more Candidates get on the Band Wagon. Going to be fun watching and listening to Ads from now on.

[getagrip_already]

2. Well, not in trumplandia....

Even with mark penns advice, there is no public war room.

Save one twitter account and a media empire.

Plus rudy and the russian ad council; video coming soon.

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4. Trump hires nothing but the best.

Not!

Looking for the Free Lancers to be the new day in the Digital Ads Space.

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3. Yes. I forgot to mention that Obama had his team appear on Fox nearly every day

And that was also an effective way to deal with it (first campaign)