Hillary Clinton For President Ad Campaign Launched

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Without her involvement or consent, Hilary Clinton is getting promoted as a candidate from president in 2008 via an ad campaign created by a Florida-based Gay rights group, called Hilary Now!, run by Bob Kunst. The campaign consists of an animated television commercial showing Hillary driving a “Bush’s Mess” garbage truck. In the ad, Hillary is seen emptying into the truck trash cans in front of the White House labeled “Iraq,” “War on Terror,” “Health Care” and “Budget.”

The campaign will air on New Hampshire cable news networks in the cities of Manchester, Portsmouth, Concord, Nashua and Salem.

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