New Hillary Ad: "Some People Say Primary In South Dakota Doesn't Matter"
Hillary's up with two new ads in South Dakota -- positive spots, suggesting she continues to be more or less committed to an ad strategy that will end this on a gentle note.
There's this spot on the economy...
The Clinton camp also released a radio ad today that says that "some people say the presidential primary in South Dakota doesn't much matter."
But the spot doesn't mention Obama or target any pundits that have declared the race over, as other recent ads have.
No audio of the radio spot is yet available; the full script of it is after the jump.
'MATTERS":60 RADIO
Announcer: In Washington, some people say the presidential primary in South Dakota doesn't much matter. That your voice doesn't really count.
But you know what?
Tuesday, we can show 'em.
We can pick a President.
After all, just because South Dakota comes last in the primaries doesn't mean we shouldn't be heard loud and clear.
And we can pick the candidate who'll stand up for us.
Hillary Clinton.
She's tackling the national debt that George Bush is leaving us - nine trillion dollars - because she knows we've got to stop borrowing money from the Chinese to buy oil from the Saudis. Hillary knows we've got to stop spending money we don't have so we can protect social security and get back to fiscal responsibility.
Hillary Clinton will turn this economy around. We've done it before. We can do it again.
Tuesday. Get out and vote. Let South Dakota be heard.
Stand up for Hillary Clinton. She'll always stand up for us.
Hillary Clinton: I'm Hillary Clinton, candidate for President, and I approved this message.
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