In hindsight, This was the best ad of 2020

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Roundly mocked at the time, it is catchy and perfectly appealed to Cuban voters.  I still listen to the full song on my Spotify.

It really did hit home hard and appealed especially to Mexican immigrants also (the flag). It appeals to Hispanic-Americans sense of pride in America and Hispanic cultures and traditions. Clearly, it paid off.

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Man people are really getting ridiculous, acting like the losing candidate doing a couple points better with one demographic (mostly just within a couple specific regional subsets of that demographic) was the biggest success story of the election, even though he was still blown out among that demographic to the point it alone decisively cost him the election.

Where any singular Biden ads this good, though?

I don’t know if it was the best, but I liked the one with Sam Elliott:

Anyway, beyond the ads, I’m just getting a little sick of the excessive focus on Trump’s gains with Hispanics. It’s blown WAY out of proportion. The Hispanic vote delivered Biden the three closest states — Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin. He couldn’t have won without it. That he underperformed with specific Hispanics in specific parts of Texas and Florida for specific reasons is really not as huge a deal as people have been making it out to be since the election.

This is true, and your arguments are quite convincing.

That ad brought one extremely ironic thing to my mind. The ad said there are no "Democratic rivers or Republican mountains." How ironic that it wasn't switched considering there is actually a Republican River in Kansas.