Green then suggested that the media coverage should be more favorable towards Biden and less focused on Trump, arguing that it overshadows potential negative coverage of Republicans that could benefit Biden. He lamented, “If you turn on your TV today, you see young people protesting, angry, fighting with cops. What you don’t see is Donald Trump in a criminal trial. What you don’t see is, you know, one of his blue-chip vice-presidential candidates murdered a dog a week ago and is two weeks into talking about that story. All of these stories that could potentially be damaging for Republicans and help Joe Biden have fallen by the wayside because all of the attention is on these protesters.”
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Conway concluded by emphasizing the economic difficulties facing young Americans under Biden, questioning the attainability of homeownership and a stable adult life in the current economic climate. She underscored the pervasive economic struggles that continue to alienate younger voters from Biden’s policies, stating, “When are young people, whether they’re single or married, ever going to be able to afford their first home? Get on with the accoutrements of adult life. This economy is hurting them.”
