Hillary Clinton’s first set of campaign ads will begin airing Tuesday in Iowa and New Hampshire as her campaign tries to get ahead of an anticipated onslaught of Republican attacks come the fall.
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The ads will air in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, Iowa's two largest markets, and in the Boston/Manchester and Burlington, Vt., markets, which together reach all of New Hampshire.
Some content of the ads:
In HRC's 1st ads, narrator says she "fought 4 school reform" in AR & she describes teacher who brought food 4 her mom http://t.co/Gjxt406s2i
— Josh Eidelson (@josheidelson) August 3, 2015
This is Classic Clinton triangulation - "there was this great teacher who brought food for my mom when she was hungry...but I also fought for school reforms that, in large part, blame teachers for the problems in public education."
There's a sketchy PAC out there that appears to be linked to Clinton that is calling itself "Americas Teachers" that bills itself as "pro-union, pro-reform."
Clinton's first campaign ads appear to be following the same script - pro-teacher/union and pro-reform.
To which I say:
@mma718 @KingsParkAE @americateachers @rweingarten @TeacherArthurG @leoniehaimson Pro-union, pro-reform? Pro-jive.
— rbe (@perdidostschool) August 3, 2015
Yeah, she fought for "school reform"...corporate education reform.
ReplyDelete"Eli Broad and the Clintons"
http://www.defendpubliceducation.net/eli-broad-and-the-clintons/
That's right. And that's of course the not-so-high-pitched dog whistle to her cororate ed supporters that all will be well under her.
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