New Obama Ad: "People Are Rejecting Hillary Clinton's Attacks"
Barack Obama's campaign has released a new ad attacking Hillary Clinton for...attacking Barack Obama.
The 30-second spot, "Represent," opens with Clinton saying "I know that many of you, like me… were disappointed by recent remarks that he made." This is, of course, a reference to Obama's "bitter" comments, which Clinton's campaign ran its own an ad assailing. Onscreen, the words "Hillary Clinton attacks Barack Obama" appear, and one can hear jeers following Clinton's statement.
"There's a reason people are rejecting Hillary Clinton's attacks," an announcer says. "Because the same old Washington politics won't lower the price of gas, or help our struggling economy. Barack Obama will represent all Americans. He offers a new approach."
The ad then cuts to Obama giving a speech.
"When we get past the politics of division and distraction and we start actually focusing on what we have in common, there's nothing we can't accomplish," he says.
Watch it:
© 2008 CBS Interactive Inc.. All Rights Reserved. The 30-second spot, "Represent," opens with Clinton saying "I know that many of you, like me… were disappointed by recent remarks that he made." This is, of course, a reference to Obama's "bitter" comments, which Clinton's campaign ran its own an ad assailing. Onscreen, the words "Hillary Clinton attacks Barack Obama" appear, and one can hear jeers following Clinton's statement.
"There's a reason people are rejecting Hillary Clinton's attacks," an announcer says. "Because the same old Washington politics won't lower the price of gas, or help our struggling economy. Barack Obama will represent all Americans. He offers a new approach."
The ad then cuts to Obama giving a speech.
"When we get past the politics of division and distraction and we start actually focusing on what we have in common, there's nothing we can't accomplish," he says.
Watch it:
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THIS SAYS IT ALL !!
OBAMA IS NOT FOR ALL AMERICANS !
I WAS CHECKING POLITICS ON THE HUFFINGTON POST WHEN IT SHOWED A EAT YOUR HEART OUT HILLARY..
"OBAMA ENDORSED BY THE AHSA (AMERICAN HUNTERS AND SHOOTERS)"
WELL I NEVER HEARD OF THEM SO WHEN I CHECKED FURTHER THIS IS WHAT I FOUND !!
AHSA is actually the latest in a long line of anti-gun groups camouflaging themselves as pro-hunting and pro-conservation in order to split our community. Before you give AHSA any creed %u2013 beware the wolf in sheep%u2019s clothing, and see for yourself:
http://nssf.com/share/pdf/AHSA_Fact_Sheet.pdf
OBAMA IN HIS OWN WORDS PLANS TO DISARM AMERICA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl32Y7wDVDs
You''re kidding right? Most fo the "big states" that Obama lost were by small margins, but this doesn''t matter anyway. You really think heavily Democratic states like New York are really going to vote for a Republican over Obama come the general election? You''re perspective has seriously been skewed if you think Obama losing to Hillary means anything in traditional Red/Blue states. It''s the swing states that matter, and Obama crushes Hillary in those states.
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Posted by amazontravel at 10:41 AM : Apr 16, 2008
WOW - TALK ABOUT OUT OF TOUCH - YOU SHOLD BE ON HILLARYS STAFF, YOUR JUST AS FULLY OUTSIDE THE REALM OF REALITY AS MOST OF THEM ARE!!!
Titled: Bill-Clinton-Flashback
Then Bill Clinton must be a Snobbish, White- Elitist- Racist...Huh
Bill Clintons words are far Worse, Wheres Your... Outrage !!
As the rumination continues over Barack Obamas comments about Economically-Depressed small town voters, statements made by Bill Clinton on the same topic --
Uttered while he was running for president in 1991 -- have now surfaced.
"The reason (George H. W. Bushs tactic) works so well now is that you have (All these Economically Insecure White People) who are Scared to Death," ...
Clinton was quoted saying by the Los Angeles Times in September 1991.
A couple months later, Joe Klein, writing for the Sunday Times, reported that Clinton made the following remarks...
Bill Clinton 1991: They find the (Most Economically Insecure White Men) and Scare the Living Daylights out of them !!