Clinton Hits Obama, Offers Populist Appeal In New Spots
The Hillary Clinton campaign unveiled a pair of new ads this morning – one taking a shot at rival Barack Obama, and the other pushing Clinton as the candidate who is going to bring jobs back to Ohio.
The first spot, "True," is a response to Obama's response to Clinton's controversial national security spot. (Got that?)
"Barack Obama says he has the judgment to be president," an announcer says in the new Clinton spot. "But as chairman of an oversight committee charged with the force of fighting Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, he was too busy running for president to hold even one hearing."
Watch it:
The other spot, "Partner," echoes the populist theme that Clinton has been pushing in recent weeks. It will run in Texas.
"It's time that the American worker had a partner in the White House," Clinton says in the spot, which also features testimonials about how Clinton will fight for jobs and families. "The wealthy and the well connected have had a president," Clinton says. "It's time the middle class had a president."
© 2008 CBS Interactive Inc.. All Rights Reserved. The first spot, "True," is a response to Obama's response to Clinton's controversial national security spot. (Got that?)
"Barack Obama says he has the judgment to be president," an announcer says in the new Clinton spot. "But as chairman of an oversight committee charged with the force of fighting Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, he was too busy running for president to hold even one hearing."
Watch it:
The other spot, "Partner," echoes the populist theme that Clinton has been pushing in recent weeks. It will run in Texas.
"It's time that the American worker had a partner in the White House," Clinton says in the spot, which also features testimonials about how Clinton will fight for jobs and families. "The wealthy and the well connected have had a president," Clinton says. "It's time the middle class had a president."
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Obama''s complexion is about five shades darker in the Clinton ad.
"As chairman of the subcommittee on Senate Foreign Relations responsible for NATO and Europe, Obama, by his own admission, said he has been too busy running for president to organize a single policy hearing on Afghanistan --none. At the same time that Obama was racking up one of the worst attendance records in the Senate, Senator Clinton chaired extensive hearings of the Subcommittee on Superfund and Environmental Health and attended many others as a member of the Armed Service Committee."
Read more at:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/joe-wilson/obamas-hollow-judgment_b_89441.html
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