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Obama Hits the Southern Airwaves
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ABC News' Sunlen Miller reports: The Obama campaign will repurpose two TV ads to run in South Carolina, making Sen. Obama the first Democratic candidate to hit the airwaves in the early primary state.
The two ads, entitled "What If?" and "Join Us," will air on the Jumbotron during the homecoming football game this weekend between South Carolina State University and Delaware State.
"What If?" has already aired in Iowa. The ad asks, "What if we had a president with the ability to restore our place in the world and Americans' faith in our government?"
"Join Us" was the ad produced by the campaign for the CNN/You Tube debate this past summer.
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