CLEAN: Romney team gatecrashes Obama's Virginia rally

The transcript discusses the political landscape in certain areas, highlighting the presence of Mitt Romney's campaign signs and the absence of Barack Obama's. It mentions that Obama supporters are removing Romney signs but not replacing them with their own, suggesting a lack of enthusiasm. The speaker emphasizes the pride Romney supporters have in displaying their signs and advises that campaigns should always operate as if they are behind, regardless of the actual situation.

What does the speaker suggest about the Obama campaign's strategy regarding signs?

• They are using larger signs than Romney.

• They are focusing on digital campaigns instead.

• They are removing Romney signs but not replacing them with their own.

• They are putting up more signs than Romney.

How does the speaker describe the Romney supporters' attitude towards displaying signs?

• They are proud to display signs.

• They are forced to display signs.

• They are hesitant to display signs.

• They are indifferent about displaying signs.

What does the speaker imply about the Obama campaign's lack of signs?

• It shows a lack of resources.

• It suggests a focus on other states.

• It indicates a strategic decision.

• It reflects a strong online presence.

What advice does the speaker give about running a campaign?

• Ignore the competition.

• Run as if you are 10 points ahead.

• Focus only on strong areas.

• Run as if you are 10 points behind.

What is the speaker's perspective on the importance of campaign signs?

• They are only useful in rural areas.

• They are too costly to produce.

• They are a sign of supporter enthusiasm.

• They are irrelevant to the campaign.