Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) is using Google Ad Words to respond to an unfavorable New York Times story this morning on her history of defending tobacco companies as a young lawyer.
If you enter "gillibrand tobacco" or even just "gillibrand" into Google you'll get an ad at the top of the search results proclaiming, "Gillibrand Fights Tobacco." The ad links to a page on her campaign website highlighting her anti-tobacco record.
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