http://www.hillaryclinton.com


To reveal her campaign song, she and Bill did a spoof of the Sopranos finale. Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola is in it!!). It is very funny!!


Just for that, she has my vote!!

I'd sooner vote for Janice. I'd sooner SLEEP with Janice, for that matter.

I was kidding, PB. I dont get into politics that much. Besides, Im not even legal voting age!

That's pretty funny. I love Vincent Curatola.

I think it is a great ad!! Very creative Boy, that look Johnny Sac gives. Wow!! How scary. He played it to the max didn't he?



TIS

Just saw it. Loved it.

Did ya'll see the one featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates mascot and those of other teams? Quite cool.

I like the look that Vincent Curatola gave her. If looks could kill sort of look.

that was too funny, sometimes i wish canadian politics could be this interesting. I mean when the politicians campaign up here we got the usual boring ads on t.v.

i also liked the obama 1984 add, very creative. But the hillary one is just too funny!

"no onion rings?"
"i'm looking out for you!"

haha

This is good. So far, I've seen some good ones in this campaign. From the 1984, to Richardson's Job Interviews, to this Sopranos spoof. I'm looking forward to seeing more.

Okay, he was like 23 in '84... huh? Maybe I missed something.....

The Orwellian 1984. Not the year in which Obama graduated.

I graduated (HS) in '84, actually... it wasn't that Orwellian then -- or now -- or probably for another hundred years or so... but still...

But if you wanna explain your treatise on "1984 / Richardson's Job Interviews / Sopranos".... I'm sure you'd have many readers....

Obama - 1984: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h3G-lMZxjo

Richardson - Job Interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oq8Yx5y-t4M

I work for the Obama campaign and I have to chime in here and say let you know that that 1984 ad is a fake and not endorsed by the campaign. It's taken from the Apple ad which I beleive first aired during the super bowl. Senator Obama has the most respect for Senator Clinton so please, stop passing that off as real.

As for the Hilary spoof, I thought it was well done and hilarious.

Personally I can't stand either one of them, but the Sopranos spoof was funny.

It would have been good no matter which side of the political isle came up with the idea. No doubt about it. It WAS well done. A great idea

I've always thought about getting involved in working for a candidate I support. However, even if I decided on a worthy candidate, I don't think I'd have the time. Maybe when I retire. Anyway, good for you Don Mataya.


TIS

I thought the ad was cute, regardless of my political leanings.

I did hear one interesting thing on my local news - after they ran the ad (as part of a news story) they said Steve Van Zandt was originally approached to be in the spot, but he declined because he is supporting Obama. So, "Johnny Sack" got the nod.

Signor V.

Eh I didn't think it was that great, but it was a nice try I suppose.

Just one more thing:

Another smart thing with this ad is the timing??? It was thought of and executed right away. Had they waited even til say, today, it wouldn't have had the success it did just a couple weeks ago no??? Someone was on their toes.


TIS

The Journey song was the best part of it.