But to really capture the Clintons' last days in office you'd need sponsers like UHaul ( backing up a truck to the White House to carry off the stuff that was property of the nation but the Clintons felt was swag ) or Sotheby's ( holding a pardons auction - with Mark Rich bidding by phone from the Bahamas or someplace ) <bg>



>I think one of the reasons some people don't like Hillary (and that includes me) is her perceived humorlessness. So in that sense this is a smart campaign move. She may in fact be humorless but at least she is willing to indulge humor in others and even participate in the video. Woodenly, but still.
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>Did you ever see this one? It was made in the waning days of Bill Clinton's administration. After seeing the Sopranos video yesterday I found it still online and laughed all over again.
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>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN1OCrRrgVw
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>>I don't get the Bloomberg thing. On one hand, if taken at his word, why change to an indie if all he ever wanted was to be the NYC mayor? I think he's in....Ross Perot, Version 2.0.
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>>As to the Hillary video....very clever indeed. I wouldn't vote for her in a million years but I appreciate good parody.
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>>>Just saw this today. Very clever. It will even get free play on Fox News <g>
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>>>Glad they didn't include a shot of Vince Foster in Fort Marcy Park. Too much verisimilitude would have interfered with the message <s>
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>>>( of course that's a cheap shot ... but that ain't nothin' compared to what next year is gonna be like. You think Bloomberg will get in it, now that he's an independent? )
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>>>>(replying to last post in thread)
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>>>>I think this is pretty clever ---
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>>>>http://www.hillaryclinton.com/blog/view/?id=8262

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