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With millions of rich people's dollars to spend, the RW Pacs are already out to get Hillary, the early front-runner for President in 2016. Carl Rove's Crossroads Org put this ad Together.
With Benghazi Video, Karl Rove Kicks Off 2016 With Hillary Clinton Hit - The Daily Beast
No wonder the IRS began looking a bit closer at those who claim to be non-profit social welfare and/or educational organizations. As political money swirls toward the drain, we want to be sure all the taxes required to be paid are actually paid.
Anyway, back to the monumental waste of money, selling attack ads targeting HRC 2-1/2 years before the presidential election season even begins. Here's a brief summary of the ad's intent.
With Benghazi Video, Karl Rove Kicks Off 2016 With Hillary Clinton Hit - The Daily Beast
No wonder the IRS began looking a bit closer at those who claim to be non-profit social welfare and/or educational organizations. As political money swirls toward the drain, we want to be sure all the taxes required to be paid are actually paid.
Anyway, back to the monumental waste of money, selling attack ads targeting HRC 2-1/2 years before the presidential election season even begins. Here's a brief summary of the ad's intent.
This American Crossroads ad matters because of its unsubtle purpose: a preemptive strike against a potential Clinton presidential campaign in 2016. Remember that through 2008, Clinton was widely considered the most polarizing figure in American politics. The days of Hillary as Republicans’ favorite member of the Obama cabinet are over. This dynamic was unlikely to the point of absurdity—a case of political amnesia brought on by a combination of her voting record in the Senate and the ’08 campaign-era conviction that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Using graphics best suited to a spy film, the first words on the screen are “September 11th, 2012”—emphasizing the date’s talismanic importance in making the case that Democrats are weak on terrorism even in the wake of the killing of bin Laden. Briskly laying out the sequence of the Benghazi attacks, the ad then cites the “2 a.m. phone call” to the then–secretary of State from Gregory Hicks, the deputy station chief in Libya, who testified in Congress last week that he described the attacks as they were occurring as “terrorism.” It is no accident that the “2 a.m. call” neatly recalls the Clinton campaign’s famous 2008 3 a.m. phone-call attack ad directed at Barack Obama.