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    'Imagine' - New NRA Spot

    Posted:
    10/22/08
    Filed Under:Ads, 2008 President

    The National Rifle Association has a new :30 ad airing titled "Imagine." It will run in Colorado, Florida, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin.




    Ex-President Bill Clinton said that Al Gore lost in 2000 because he was bad on guns. Plausible. John Kerry was anti-Second Amendment. So too is Barack Obama.
    Hillary Clinton made sure we all became familiar with Obama's contention that working people are just bitter and cling to their guns and God.

    In a different year, this ad might have more impact.

    Nonetheless, it's smart of any organization, and in this case the NRA, taking a candidate to task over their record. Especially when so many voters are likely unaware of Obama's past.




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