President Biden's use of notecards in closed-door fundraisers
President Biden has been using notecards in closed-door fundraisers to provide detailed answers to prescreened donors, raising concerns about his age among some donors. Biden advisers say the notecards are only used for detailed and technical questions, and Biden frequently engages in spontaneous Q&A sessions. Despite concerns, Biden's campaign dismisses worries about his reliance on notecards.
Key Points
- Biden uses notecards for very detailed and technical questions in fundraisers
- Advisers highlight his frequent spontaneous Q&A sessions
- Biden's campaign dismisses concerns about his reliance on notecards
- Biden supporters contrast his approach with Trump's gaffes and campaign schedule
Pros
- Helps Biden provide detailed answers on policy positions to prescreened donors
- Shows attention to detail and preparation by Biden's staff
Cons
- Raises concerns about Biden's age among some donors