December 29, 2007
Posted: 05:15 PM ET
URBANDALE, Iowa (CNN) — A group supporting Mike Huckabee that has made calls in early primary states attacking rivals Mitt Romney and John McCain is back, this time with a television ad in Iowa that goes after Romney for flip-flopping on abortion. In the spot by Common Sense Issues, a laugh track is played over a mix of older footage of Romney in which he says he’s pro-choice, and newer clips in which he says he’s pro-life. It ends with the line, “On the most fundamental issue, shouldn’t we trust a man who’s always been consistent?” The Huckabee camp has publicly distanced itself from Common Sense Issues, saying their negative message harms the former Arkansas governor's positive campaign. But a spokesman for the group tells CNN, “We wouldn’t be marshaling the forces and raising the money if we didn’t think it would help him.” — CNN Political Producer Alexander Marquardt
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