I would Imagine a mobile billboard truck would be a rented affair. A couple of people at most to design the graphic package, a small crew to drive/attend/secure the endeavor. Let’s say 10 persons for a truck.

On a day of such important primaries, WHY can the DNC only envision ONE such vehicle covering 2 states for a few hours each to be anything like convincing or adequate??

We’ll all share images of said mobile billboard and smile and say huzzah, but that really won’t change many minds, will it? And changing people’s minds on the streets is the whole point, isn’t it?

Isn’t it??

Honestly, I wonder sometimes…





Per the NYTimes:
Which states will be voting?
This year, 15 states will vote on Super Tuesday: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont and Virginia. One territory, American Samoa, will also vote.

…aside from embarrassing someone who seems impervious to trolling.

Biden will win CA by more than 25 points in November, like he won in 2020, beating Dumpy the Clown by almost 30 points.

It may be even higher this time around.

Why spend money on a state when you don't need to? Biden will win the state by a large margin regardless.

California is NOT a battleground state, and doesn't need DNC money to combat the useless/worthless RNC operation or Dumpy. It is an inherently D+20 state. Maybe D+30 by November.

NC and VA are instead more worthwhile endeavors. The DNC has a much better chance at fracturing the GOPpers and RNC and blasting Dumpy in those states.

forget that the "average person" is not really paying attention to "politics", let alone to the degree that we do. So the rolling billboards are also aimed at that disinterested populace to cut through some of the lack of fulsome media coverage of the draconian positions held by the GOP vs Democrats (along with the trolling of our arch enemies)!

In this particular case, 45 is speaking at those locations in NC and VA today, so the trucks are rolling around where he will be. I expect similar may happen on Super Tuesday in swing states if available and as needed (and I recall that there were even banner planes that flew around rally locations in earlier-voting states that did something similar).

Any way to get "messaging" out (in addition to radio/TV/streaming/social media ads) is a bonus.