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Barack Obama?s campaign has debuted a new radio ad in Mississippi called "Respect," highlighting what they call ?derogatory? remarks Hillary Clinton made about the state late last year.
In the 30-second spot, former Mississippi Governor Ray Mabus, an Obama supporter, derides Clinton for comments she made last fall singling out the state?s record of electing female politicians.
"I was shocked when I learned Iowa and Mississippi have never elected a woman governor, senator or member of Congress," Clinton told the Des Moines Register in October. "There has got to be something at work here. How can Iowa be ranked with Mississippi? That's not the quality. That's not the communitarianism, that's not the openness I see in Iowa.'"
Mabus accuses the Clinton campaign of calling Mississippi voters ?second class.?
?Now I don?t know about you, but I?m tired of people putting us down,? Mabus says in the ad. ?Tired of politicians trying to divide our nation instead of lifting it up.?
Mississippi voters head to the polls next Tuesday, March 11, with 33 Democratic delegates at stake.
In the 30-second spot, former Mississippi Governor Ray Mabus, an Obama supporter, derides Clinton for comments she made last fall singling out the state?s record of electing female politicians.
"I was shocked when I learned Iowa and Mississippi have never elected a woman governor, senator or member of Congress," Clinton told the Des Moines Register in October. "There has got to be something at work here. How can Iowa be ranked with Mississippi? That's not the quality. That's not the communitarianism, that's not the openness I see in Iowa.'"
Mabus accuses the Clinton campaign of calling Mississippi voters ?second class.?
?Now I don?t know about you, but I?m tired of people putting us down,? Mabus says in the ad. ?Tired of politicians trying to divide our nation instead of lifting it up.?
Mississippi voters head to the polls next Tuesday, March 11, with 33 Democratic delegates at stake.
