The purpose of Bloomberg’s meme attack is to spread a hip image of itself to young voters. Today, the underlying idea is that campaign dynamics are strongly determined by the digital world and young people. See the success of Bernie Sanders, whose popularity is being pushed online by an army of millenials and Generation Z’ers.
It is unclear whether the memes will translate into more support, but in general, Bloomberg’s media strategy seems to be working. When he entered the race, according to national polls, he had the support of just 3 percent of Democratic voters. Now it stands at around 15 percent. Many Biden voters would go to him switched to be.
That was noticed in the White House. Donald Trump has recently been appointed vice-president “Sleepy” Joe Biden no longer on. He now points his arrows at Bloomberg. Criticasters of the president blame that on envy. Bloomberg is just like Trump a famous New Yorker. He is also richer, and scores better than Trump in the national polls.
For example, the president tweets about Bloomberg’s height and how moderate he thinks he is waving.
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