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Hillary advisers fear N.H. loss
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 Hillary advisers fear N.H. loss
Sen. Hillary Clinton’s strategists, desperate for a win in New Hampshire, have decided against unleashing attack ads against Sen. Barack Obama before Tuesday’s primary, Democratic sources said.
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Sen. Hillary Clinton’s strategists, desperate for a win in New Hampshire, have decided against unleashing attack ads against Sen. Barack Obama before Tuesday’s primary, Democratic sources said.The senator’s aides concluded that negative advertising would not work in the compressed time frame between Iowa and New Hampshire, adding to their worries about their ability to change a media and political environment that is embracing Obama as a historic figure. The campaign also worries that fallout from an all-out attack on Obama could harm Clinton’s plans to turn the Democratic race into a grueling marathon.“You can’t launch a negative ad and expect that it’s going to be effective over a three-day period,” said a Democratic strategist familiar with the campaign’s thinking. “And the blowback could be significant.”On Sunday, the Clinton team was out instead with a new game plan, sharpening points she made in Saturday night’s debate and trying to undermine Obama without going nuclear.“Rhetoric vs. Results, Talk vs. Action,” is the new formula.As Clinton campaigned through the snow in a Manchester neighborhood Sunday morning, her aides on the ground in New Hampshire insisted that they’re optimistic. They pointed out that New Hampshire’s traditionally high turnout leaves Obama less room to bring new voters to the polls than he had in Iowa.
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