Thursday, March 13, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Even the People in Hillary's Ads Don't Like Her
I don't read TMZ very often, but I found this headline absolutely hilarious. Even the People in Hillary's Ads Don't Like Her.
Now, at this point of the Democratic primary we are seeing quite a bit of dirt on the candidates and some negative campaigning, but the comedy has kicked it up a notch as well recently.SNL, and many others have done some very good skits about the race.
As for this title, you know that ad that Hillary began running right before the Ohio and Texas caucuses. "It's 3 AM who do you want answering the phone..?" Hopefully it isn't some dude trying to take an auto insurance quote because that is for online. One of the people in the ad is actually an Obama supporter.
The first child featured in the ad -- which asks people who they want to answer the phone in the White House at 3:00 AM -- is actually Casey Knowles, an Obama volunteer in the state of Washington. The footage was shot eight years ago when she worked as a TV extra. Getty Images owns the footage and can do with it as it pleases.
Knowles, who turns 18 in April, told KING 5 in Seattle that she is for Barack all the way: "It's really sort of ironic that my image would be used to advocate for Hillary when I myself do not."
Classic comedy right there folks.
Now, at this point of the Democratic primary we are seeing quite a bit of dirt on the candidates and some negative campaigning, but the comedy has kicked it up a notch as well recently.SNL, and many others have done some very good skits about the race.
As for this title, you know that ad that Hillary began running right before the Ohio and Texas caucuses. "It's 3 AM who do you want answering the phone..?" Hopefully it isn't some dude trying to take an auto insurance quote because that is for online. One of the people in the ad is actually an Obama supporter.
The first child featured in the ad -- which asks people who they want to answer the phone in the White House at 3:00 AM -- is actually Casey Knowles, an Obama volunteer in the state of Washington. The footage was shot eight years ago when she worked as a TV extra. Getty Images owns the footage and can do with it as it pleases.
Knowles, who turns 18 in April, told KING 5 in Seattle that she is for Barack all the way: "It's really sort of ironic that my image would be used to advocate for Hillary when I myself do not."
Classic comedy right there folks.
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