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Paris Hilton Strikes Back at McCain - The Video!
Posted Aug 5th 2008 9:47PM by Ada Calhoun
Filed under: Celebrity, John McCain, Campaign Ads
As we all know, McCain ran a tacky ad comparing Obama to Paris Hilton, insinuating that he's a vapid celebrity. Well, Paris has attacked back on Funny or Die with this pretty awesome campaign ad parody. Best line: "I'll see you at the debates, bitches."
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That's HOT
mac at 11:00PM on Aug 5th 2008
2. Paris Hilton knows who John McCain is? Did she know this, or did her people just tell her?
I would have respect for Paris Hilton if she had graduated from high school, gone to business school, and then gone into management training at Hilton Hotels.
As for Obama, he is trying to be the rockstar candidate. He comes across as the typical LaSalle Street lawyer who is trying to fit in with the power brokers, rather than the kid who came up the hard way. For pete's sake, the man has a $1.5 million house in Hyde Park. He could have just as easily bought a $400,000 home in the Chicago suburbs and saved the rest of the money that he is spending on his mortgage payments.
I saw a bumper sticker the other day with a smiling picture of Obama and the line, "Don't drink the Koo-Aid!"
Kent at 11:53PM on Aug 5th 2008
3. Best campaign vid so far! I don't like either candidate the young uppity white guy of the old military coot. Sorry all you bigots out there but Barack is as white as Wonderbread and Velveeta sandwiches...the guy could be the 4 Brady brother giving Jan and Marsha rides to the Junior League Sale! I don't trust him because of his lack of experience and his Chicago politics were Dirty. DIRty, DIRTY! He got elected by the process of eliminating the competition and paying of his cronies. McCain is too old. His time in power has passed. Just my opinion.
kitty sinned at 5:23AM on Aug 6th 2008
4. McCain's campaign is only speaking the truth. B. Hussein Osama is the white apologist's super feel-good candidate and is being treated like a celebrity wherever he goes by the media whores. He lacks leadership experience and has no real track record to which any sane or rational person can refer to find out his true position on issues. I'm not worried about him though - a good number of people in the American public can see through him so he'll end up losing anyway. McCain '08!
ABrady21 at 5:23AM on Aug 6th 2008
5. Enough of this two party system bulls#$%. It is designed to create an illusion that there is a difference between the two parties. They have the same agenda, and that is to pander to the wealthy elite that want a One World Government.
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Gary at 8:56AM on Aug 6th 2008
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Gary at 8:56AM on Aug 6th 2008
7. You know, as this election continues I can't help but think that most of the disdain towards Obama is a teeny bit of jealousy from the Republicans. Their candidate is old, out of touch, flip-flops like it's going out of style, and awkward as hell. Obama rallies people - gets them excited. People love Obama. People don't love McCain. McCain is the grandpa in the old folks' home people remember a couple of times a year on the holidays. When Republicans have tacky bumper stickers like "Don't drink the Kool-Aid!" to insinuate Obama has a cult following, it's just a way to lash out. Obama is one of the most popular candidates I can remember, and the Republicans feel left out. Obama is making history and rallying the nation around him, and McCain can't even use the internet. So go ahead - make your tacky bumper stickers. You're just jealous.
K at 11:46AM on Aug 6th 2008
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Ada isn't America wonderful. Paris H. can finally join the ranks as a woman of substance. All this time I thought she was an empty person devoid of intelligence.
Whoa oh oh, girls just don't wanna have fun...
JefFlyingV at 1:51PM on Aug 6th 2008
9. I don't know I thought Paris made a pretty good point....pump for oil off the coast until technology develops a new source of energy. Not bad.
I say dump Pelosi as Speaker of the House and put Paris in charge. Pelosi claims she wants to "save the world". I'm good with that, but saving the world sounds like a full time job. Much like Speaker of the House.
So Nancy, quit that dead end job as Speaker, give it to Paris and go out there and save the world. But you'd better hurry, isn't that what Al Gore is doing.....trying to save the world?
Willet at 2:30PM on Aug 6th 2008
10. That was great. Love the image of McCain as compared to the Golden Girls, Larry King, and the crypt keeper. Maybe McCain's campaign will think twice about using Paris in another ad. She has just as much access to the media.
David S. at 3:07PM on Aug 6th 2008
11. He comes across as the typical LaSalle Street lawyer who is trying to fit in with the power brokers, rather than the kid who came up the hard way.
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total unadulterated rubbish. He's a statesman of millenial proportion who happens to disagree with your philosophy of government, or as I call it, self imposed serfdom.
Clif Kuplen at 4:04PM on Aug 6th 2008
12. Very funny!
I'd vote for her if she'd promise to wear that suit OTJ.
bob at 4:32PM on Aug 6th 2008
13. Wow, I'm scared. I actually think her energy idea is pretty good. Better than McCain's, off-shore drilling and nuclear power plants. Maybe she's not as dumb as she seems. "I'll see you at the debate, bitches."
Emma at 11:26AM on Aug 10th 2008