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Jonathan Martin's Blog: RNC up with ad spotlighting Hillary critique of Obama
TPM Election Central: New GOP Ad: Was Hillary Right About Obama's Experience?
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RNC up with ad spotlighting Hillary critique of Obama
Jonathan Martin's Blog —
The RNC's independent expenditure arm is going on the air with their second ad of the cycle, resurrecting one of Hillary Clinton's sharpest critiques of Barack Obama from the primary.
It's part of this week's central GOP theme, which is to exploit lingering divisions between the former rivals.
Brad Todd, the GOP adman who is heading the IE effort, said that it will be up in "major markets in Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and Western Pennsylvania" through Sunday.
Included in that is a broadcast and heavy cable buy in Denver, Todd noted.
The buy is ...
New GOP Ad: Was Hillary Right About Obama's Experience?
TPM Election Central —
The Republican National Committee sharpens its efforts to sow division among Dems on the eve of the Dem convention, releasing a new, hard-hitting ad that uses footage of Hillary delivering one of her harshest attacks on Obama's inexperience during the primary.
"Senator McCain will bring a lifetime of experience to the campaign," Hillary says in the primary footage aired in the ad. "I will bring a lifetime of experience. Senator Obama will bring a speech he gave in 2002."
"Now Americans must ask ourselves, Should we elect the most inexperienced ...
Matt Lewis: New RNC I.E. Ad Uses Hillary's Words
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog —
"Barack Obama ... he gives a great speech ..." Brought to you by the RNC's independent expenditure arm ...
RNC Ad Goads Clinton Supporters: "Was She Right?" (VIDEO)
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed —
The Republican National Committee's independent expenditure arm is out with its first ad, goading the division between Hillary Clinton supporters and Barack Obama supporters at the Democratic convention.
Transcript:
ANNCR: Who has the experience to govern our nation?
Sen. Clinton: "Senator McCain will bring a lifetime of experience to the campaign. I will bring a lifetime of experience. And Senator Obama will bring a speech he gave in 2002." (Source: CNN 3/8/08)
ANNCR: Barack Obama. He gives a great speech. But Americans must ...
“Was she right?”: New RNC ad hammers Obama with Hillary’s “experience” jab; Update: Hillary refuses to tell delegates to vote for Obama
Hot Air » Top Picks —
“Was she right?”: New RNC ad hammers Obama with Hillary’s “experience” jab; Update: Hillary refuses to tell delegates to vote for Obama posted at 1:15 pm on August 25, 2008 by Allahpundit Send to a Friend ...
McCain Rolls Out Deadly Hill/Barack Ad
Ace of Spades HQ —
McCain Rolls Out Deadly Hill/Barack Ad No, seriously, here's the ad: Pretty much destroys my theory they'd play this softer, at least until they were sure there was no backlash here. Hillary says she will personally cast her nominating vote for Barack Obama, but as for instructing them to vote for Obama themselves... well, see, that's a "personal decision" and she'll let each of her supporters make up her own mind. ...
New - McCain Ad: Hillary, Who Is More “Experienced” To Be POTUS?
Pat Dollard | Young Americans —
John McCain Watch: McCain Channels Hillary for Obama Inexperience
FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog —
In new TV ad, GOP jabs Obama with a comment from Clinton during the primary race
Team McCain channels Hillary Clinton in a new televison ad about what she has said about Barack Obama’s inexperience.
The Script: ...
Clinton Stars in New RNC Ad
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KEY BLOGS What they are saying today TalkingPointsMemo With John McCain's campaign ready to whine about positive press coverage for Barack Obama during the Democratic National Convention, Josh Marshall posts archived video of the press hanging out at McCain's Sedona ranch barbeque. McCain's habit of using his prisoner ... READ MORE Daily Kos After a pundit said that Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) came out with a ferocity and showed the potential to get under the skin of his old friend John McCain, kos feels better about Biden as Barack Obama's running mate. Obama ... READ MORE MyDD John McCain is ...
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Hotline On Call Part Deux —
New RNC independent expenditure ad airing through Sunday in major markets in Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The buy is between $2 and 2.5 million. Pushing the GOP theme of the week, that Hillary Clinton is right about Barack Obama's inexperience ...
RNC Rains on Obama’s Parade
Pajamas Media —
The unwilling star of GOP efforts to disrupt Obama's party? Hillary Clinton. [image] It is a tried and true tactic of every presidential nominee: sabotage the fun and festivities of their opponent’s political convention. John McCain and his RNC allies are no exception, and they are getting a big assist from their new best friend, Hillary Clinton. Sure, the Republicans have invaded Denver with the help of usual GOP surrogates spokesmen, conference calls and websites ...
Vaseline On The Lens: What The Lady In Gitmo Orange What She Didn’t Say Last Night Was The Most Important Message
Pat Dollard | Young Americans —
So, if you listened to Hillary’s speech at the DNC Convention last night you probably heard her ‘cordial’ half-assed endorsement of Hussein … backed by a shit-grin delivery. Many things she said could actually be taken as a double-meaning to pondering minds.
But the ONE thing that could have possibly convinced the crowd, the party, the democrat voters sitting on the Hillary fence ready to jump for the green grass of John McCain to nail them to the Obama wall would have been this:
“John McCain is currently running a political ad using a video clip of what I ...
