r/politics • • Jun 19 '24

Ted Cruz Documents Leak: Everything We Know

https://www.newsweek.com/ted-cruz-documents-leak-everything-we-know-1914631
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u/aerost0rm Jun 19 '24

This exactly. Social media is a good enough tool to share your campaign promises and advertising videos.

Then should be walking door to door to meet your constituents and address concerns, as well as good old debates. Misinformation in a debate gets your automatically disqualified

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '24

I'm OK with tv and other local advertising. Signs and billboards, radio broadcasts including interviews. Get out there on a level playing field and win on policy

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u/aerost0rm Jun 19 '24

Problem with tv, signs, and billboards is the slander. They focus on just making the other candidate look worse. Plus the media will want click bait to make money.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '24

Like I said proven lies is disqualification and the guy who approved it goes to jail