From The Clinton Campaign:
The Clinton campaign today launched a new radio ad in New Hampshire , showcasing Hillary’s ability to reach across party lines and talk about the issues that matter to all Americans.
In the new 60-second spot, Steve Walter, a registered Republican from Londonderry , discusses his support for Senator Clinton. Steve’s son Alex suffers from diabetes, and could benefit from stem cell research. Steve participated in a stem cell forum with Senator Clinton at Dartmouth College, and believes Senator Clinton is a real leader that’s going to help Alex and a hundreds of other Americans that suffer from chronic disease.
Listen to the ads here:
“Stem Cell” -- http://www.hillaryclinton.com/files/audio/20071220_nhstemcell1.mp3
Following are the script for the ad.
Steve Walter:
My son Alex is eleven years old. You know, if you know him he’s a great kid, he’s a super athlete and extremely bright. But he also struggles with a chronic disease - Type 1 Diabetes.
Stem cell research is really our hope in making sure that we eliminate this disease.
Announcer:
Hillary Clinton says its time to end George Bush’s war on science and invest in stem cell research.
Steve Walter:
I met Senator Clinton at a town hall meeting at Dartmouth College and she had the opportunity to meet Alex and I think it was a great exchange. She shows a lot of compassion for people.
I believe Senator Clinton is a real leader in stem cell research and that’s going to help Alex and a hundred other Americans that suffer from chronic disease.
Announcer:
As President, Hillary Clinton will lift George Bush’s stem cell ban and let American scientists once again take the lead on this important research.
Steve Walter:
I’m a registered Republican from New Hampshire but I plan to vote for Senator Clinton because she supports Stem Cell research and that’s going to help kids like Alex.
Announcer:
If you’re ready for change she’s ready to lead.
Paid for by Hillary Clinton for President.
Senator Clinton: I’m Hillary Clinton, candidate for President, and I’ve approved this message.
Friday, December 21, 2007
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