Liberal group ads flails Hillary Clinton

Washington Post:

Liberal activists plan to begin airing a television ad against Hillary Rodham Clinton in Iowa this week, the first non-Republican negative ad aimed at a Democratic presidential candidate.

The group, Democratic Courage, has accused Clinton of making policy decisions on the basis of polls, not convictions. It planned to introduce the ad Tuesday.

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"We are concerned that she wouldn't be the best candidate in the general election or the best president because she is so easily bullied by the Republican attack machine," Hurowitz said.

Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani and John McCain have all run ads putting Clinton in a negative light.

Hurowitz said the group does not plan to endorse any candidate, though he said it may run a negative ad against another Democrat in the field. He would not identify who that would be. He said the extent of the group's advertising would depend on the amount of donations its first ad generates.

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It is encouraging to see liberals using Republican talking points about Hillary. Actually Obama and Edwards have come pretty close to alleging the same thing. They would do well to read my post on The real Hillary position on everything.

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