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    • « McCain stumps in Tyler. | Home | McCain will clinch tonight. Still too early for the Dems. »

    Was Hillary’s “3 A.M.” ad a stratagem?

    By Paul Gleiser | March 4, 2008 | Print This Print This

    “It’s 3 a.m. and your children are sleeping…”

    An interesting take on the “3 A.M.” ad that Hillary Clinton has been running. Watch the ad here. Read Kathryn Jean Lopez’s analysis of a possible Clinton stratagem here.

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