The Democratic presidential
candidate Hillary Clinton to run a 1-minute long TV ad in Iowa.
Hillary Clinton is considered the favorite to win the
Presidential Elections in 2008 by many polls, but she has
already began campaigning on the TV, despite the enormous 20+
point lead over Barack Obama (Gallup). The new ad will be 60
seconds long and will run in Iowa, state-wide.
Experts comment that Hillary Clinton is in a
tight race with Barack Obama and John Edwards in the state of
Iowa, but surprisingly her new TV ad focuses more on the current
White House, rather than her Democratic opponents. This fact
makes many question the success of the TV ad, especially when
some polls claim that John Edwards has the leading edge in Iowa.
Barack Obama is already airing TV commercials
in Iowa and the Democrats will be heading to the Iowa State
Fair, a high-profile convention of the Iowa Federation of Labor,
this weekend.
The Hillary Clinton TV ad is called
"Invisible", here is the video:
Here are the latest odds on who will be
chosen as the Democratic candidate for the 2008 US Presidential
Election, as posted by
Bodog Sports:
Hillary Clinton is considered the favorite to win the
Presidential Elections in 2008 by many polls, but she has
already began campaigning on the TV, despite the enormous 20+
point lead over Barack Obama (Gallup). The new ad will be 60
seconds long and will run in Iowa, state-wide. 
Published on 08/13/2007