Understanding Political Campaign Narratives

The transcript is a satirical take on a presidential candidate's campaign video. It humorously highlights the candidate's attempts to appear relatable and human, using clichés and vague promises to appeal to a broad audience. The candidate discusses various topics like identity, public image, policies, and opposition, often in a nonspecific manner. The video ends with the candidate showcasing their capabilities and endorsing their message, albeit with a humorous disclaimer.

What imagery does the candidate use to establish their human origins?

• Pictures of their school days

• Sepia tone photos of their parents

• Photos of their childhood home

• Images of their favorite pets

How does the candidate try to appear relatable to the public?

• By dining at local diners

• By visiting luxury resorts

• By attending exclusive galas

• By hosting private parties

What is the candidate's stance on thunderstorms?

• They believe thunderstorms are a sign of good luck

• They love thunderstorms

• They hate thunderstorms

• They are indifferent to thunderstorms

Which issues does the candidate address in a vague manner?

• Sports and entertainment

• Healthcare and taxes

• Space exploration and technology

• Fashion and lifestyle

What does the candidate claim to be capable of doing?

• Designing skyscrapers

• Standing behind a podium

• Running a marathon

• Cooking gourmet meals

What does the candidate use to emphasize the importance of the current moment?

• An American flag

• A scientific discovery

• A famous painting

• A historical monument

What disclaimer does the candidate provide about their message?

• They are open to suggestions for improvement

• They will change it based on feedback

• They had nothing to do with it if disagreed

• They fully endorse it regardless of opinions