Clinton, Obama speak to Texas Latinos with radio, TV ads in Spanish - Spanish pitches from Clinton, Obama don’t mention immigration

The Democratic presidential candidates took their cases directly to Latino voters Tuesday, flooding Texas with radio and TV ads in Spanish.

They’re airing in Dallas-Fort Worth as well as other major metropolitan areas and along the border, promoting the candidates on issues such as the economy, college tuition and health care.

They also seek to connect the candidates personally to voters, with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s ad proclaiming that she is nuestra amiga – “our friend” – and Sen. Barack Obama’s spots talking about how he worked his way into Harvard Law School from meager beginnings.

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*From: http://www.dallasnews.com
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