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Newest Clinton ad plays on security fears

For its latest television spot, released just days before the all-important votes on March 4, Hillary Clinton's campaign didn't pull any punches. The campaign didn't even pull the punch that's been used almost exclusively by Republicans this cycle, creating a spot that's aimed at parents' fears for their children's safety and national security. This latest ad -- titled only "Children" -- was created by Roy Spence, who also produced the red phone ad Walter Mondale used against Gary Hart in 1984. Video of the Clinton ad is below.

Update: Via Ben Smith, here's the Mondale ad.

Posted in: 2008 Election, Hillary Clinton

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