Thursday, April 10, 2008

Clinton Sounds Off Over Obama TV Ads

This article is very interesting about Hillary. Is talking about Hillary Rodham Clinton's camp complained Wednesday that Sen. Barack Obama was trying to buy the Pennsylvania Democratic primary with an extensive television advertising campaign. This is very interesting that they are fighting to get vote it and they could win the voting between Obama,Clinton or McCain. As well both camps were confronting new numbers suggesting that Obama was narrowing Clinton's lead in the April 22 primary to within a few percentage points. They are trying to do what they can so they could get their congress more bigger what they have already. This is a fight between two biggest people Obama and Clinton. Then Obama stated that "We're running uphill here," and that advantage with older voters who make up a big slice of the state's electorate. Given Clinton's advantage in Pennsylvania, early speculation was that Obama would not expend a lot of effort in the state and as well he could get the primaries on May in North Carolina and Indiana. Basically they are doing anything in their power to get what they want. Then Obama was back in Pennsylvania on Wednesday on the heels of a six-day bus tour around the state last week, also was pouring millions of dollars into the television advertising that prompted a furious, though low budget, response from the New York senator on the radio and it was very interesting seening Obama doing that. Then Obama did go for John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, arguing that the senator from Arizona would continue "Bush-Cheney-McCain" economic policies and as well "Obama is trying to distract voters from his own tax-and-spend economic policies by misrepresenting McCain's domestic agenda". Then Obama had collected $213,884 from people in the oil and gas industry as of Feb. 29 and then according to the Center for Responsive Politics. Clinton collected $306,813 from the same sources and he did alot of fight with McCain and Hillary.

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