President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris recently participated in the Biden campaign’s all-staff call to provide a motivational boost to the team. The call, described as a 'pep talk' by a source familiar with the situation, focused on emphasizing the significance of the upcoming election.
During the call, President Biden reiterated a message of resilience, highlighting the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges. He encouraged the staff by emphasizing the need to keep pushing forward, stating, 'When you get knocked down, you get back up.' Vice President Harris also joined in the conversation, underscoring the critical nature of the election and the impact of the team's efforts.
'Let’s go win this,' President Biden urged the staff, expressing confidence in their abilities to make a difference in the campaign. The call concluded on a positive note, with the participants energized and motivated to continue their hard work.
In an email sent to staff earlier in the day, campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon and campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez announced plans for more frequent all-staff calls. They emphasized the importance of providing a comprehensive understanding of the president’s support, amplifying engagement with grassroots efforts, and reminding people of the choices at stake in the election.
The campaign leadership's proactive approach to communication and motivation reflects their commitment to rallying the team and maximizing their impact in the lead-up to the election. By fostering a sense of unity and purpose among staff members, the campaign aims to harness their collective energy and dedication towards achieving their goals.
