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Barack Obama is outspending Hillary Clinton handily on ads in Pennsylvania, in some cases by margins of 5-1.
So it's not surprising that his ad operation would come up with a quick response to Clinton's ad that hits him over the "bitter" comments. This time, Obama shows footage of Clinton at yesterday's manufacturers' convention when she received boos as she tried to bring the flap up.
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