Barack Obama found a way to insert himself back in the 2024 Election.
He’s flooding the zone in a new political battlefield.
Now Barack Obama is waging a scary online war against Donald Trump with this dirty trick.
Kamala Harris has an online army running a propaganda campaign for her
Vice President Kamala Harris was as unpopular as President Joe Biden before she entered the Presidential race.
Her gaffes made her a target of comedians on the Left at places like Comedy Central’s The Daily Show.
But after the 59-year-old began running for President, she suddenly was portrayed as the cool, hip candidate online.
Her social media presence and support grew massively after entering the race.
None of this was organic.
Kamala’s campaign has 175 Gen Z staffers in her digital operation to boost her on social media platforms.
They’ve leaned into celebrity endorsements and created memes like Kamala is “brat” after pop star Charli XCX’s album.
Kamala’s digital operation is designed to boost her popularity with younger voters who have the lowest turnout rates.
A Kamala campaign staffer told Axios the goal is to “break through a challenging media environment to reach the voters who are most difficult to reach.”
Younger voters often don’t own TV or watch it.
They almost exclusively do everything on their phones, which makes them harder to reach with traditional advertising methods.
“From palm trees and coconut emojis to Charlie XCX’s ‘brat’ endorsement, online memes supporting Vice President Harris have taken on a life of their own and have been adopted – with a wink and a nod – by our campaign account @KamalaHQ, which has more than tripled its following since the switch,” a Kamala campaign spokesman said.
Barack Obama’s role in the digital battle space
Kamala inherited Biden’s campaign infrastructure with her late entrance into the race.
The 81-year-old President had a serious problem with younger voters when he was still running.
Former President Barack Obama recruited social media influencers for Biden to sell him to younger voters.
He met with 80 social media influencers on platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels to recruit them to help Biden before a Los Angeles campaign fundraiser in June.
“I need you guys to use your influence, and it doesn’t have to be boring. I don’t expect you to have a bunch of charts and graphs,” Obama said. “I understand folks are swiping or scrolling, and you’ve got to use humor and you’ve got to use other things that are engaging people.”
Those influencers are now rolled up into Kamala’s campaign to make it seem her support is organic on social media.
Kamala’s campaign spent nearly $2 million with Village Marketing Agency – a firm that represents social media influencers.
PrioritiesUSA – the super PAC formed to back Obama’s 2012 Presidential campaign – is paying TikTok personalities to post pro-Kamala Harris content on the social media platform.
Kamala Harris had a sudden surge in popularity after she entered the race.
She’s benefiting from a coordinated effort behind the scenes on social media to boost her campaign.
Stay tuned to Unmuzzled News for any updates to this ongoing story.
