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Clinton camp releases Pennsylvania ad

Barack Obama's campaign released three television ads in Pennsylvania last week; now Hillary Clinton -- who is favored to win there -- has followed up with a spot of her own.

The ad, which can be viewed below, has been dubbed "Level" for Clinton's declaration in it: "It's time to level the playing field against the special interests." An announcer promises, "She'll end 55 billion dollars in giveaways to corporate special interests and invest it in middle-class tax cuts and creating new jobs. She'll get tough on unfair trade deals and end tax breaks to companies that ship jobs overseas."

Posted in: 2008 Election, Hillary Clinton

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