Clinton Up With First North Carolina TV Spot

[gateley]

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60-second ad features Clinton speaking straight to the camera as she introduces herself to North Carolinians, points them to her new state website

Ad begins running statewide Friday. Campaign says Clinton will answer questions from North Carolina voters in follow-up ads in the coming weeks.

More info and script: http://thepage.time.com/2008/04/03/clinton-up-with-first-north-carolina-tv-spot/

NOTE: 60 seconds is a LONG spot these days...

[Debi]

1. How many past due bills did she decide not to pay so she could run those ads?

I guess we'll know on April 20th.

[People4Change]

2. Forget her ad, I want to know why she told the press there is no such thing as PLEDGED delegates

I just saw a press conference this afternoon with Hillary Clinton on MSNBC. Hillary Clinton, in response to a question said "THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PLEDGED DELEGATE."

Apparently Hillary Clinton's new campaign strategy to win is to go after PLEDGED delegates if the super delegates won't play it her way.

Haven't we already had 7+ years of a president that "stole" the election in 2000? Do we really want a candidate that wants to "steal" the primary?

x(

[gateley]

3. Does she mean

that even though pledged, someone can change his/her vote when it comes time to actually vote? Isn't that technically accurate?

It just gets smarmier and smarmier. "Smarmier" passes spell-check, by the way. :)

[IowaGirl]

4. Very classy ad.

:kick:

[Donkeykick]

5. I got to hand it to her.

There is no slamming of candidates--just talk about what the people of NC wishes to see go down. Should be interesting. :shrug:

[RazBerryBeret]

6. ok...her line:

"this isn't about me, it's about you" is almost laughable.

[loveangelc]

7. HERE ON TV EVEN!!!!1

um......

interesting ad.