Biden Skips Pre-Super Bowl Interview Amid Media Strategy Debate

The decision not to engage with CBS News raises questions about the influence of traditional media in the 2024 presidential campaign.

President Joe Biden has decided to skip the pre-Super Bowl interview for the second consecutive year, raising questions about his and other candidates' engagement with traditional media.
The decision not to participate in the interview with CBS News has sparked debate over the role of traditional media in the upcoming 2024 presidential campaign.
Critics argue that Biden's avoidance of the interview and low number of press appearances reflect a broader trend of presidential candidates bypassing traditional media.
Supporters defend Biden's media strategy, highlighting his use of nontraditional platforms to communicate with voters and his active schedule.
The absence of the Super Bowl interview and potential avoidance of presidential debates signal a shift in how candidates may engage with the public and media in future elections.