Jack Nicholson, with help from Rob Reiner, created an unsolicited “ad” for Hillary Clinton and released it on YouTube yesterday. More here.
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Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama both did the Ellen Degeneres show this week. (Ellen says she likes them both.)
Obama — Part 1
They talk about dancing, quitting smoking, what he does on “Day One” as president (he meets with the Joint Chiefs of Staff to talk about how to get out of Iraq), healthcare and why he should be president.
Obama — Part 2
Clinton
They talk about banning glitter (search me) and whether Hillary’s been given a hard time as a candidate because she’s a woman. Hillary says she plans to win Ohio and Michigan. Oops! “Wait a minute — Ohio and Texas. I already won Michigan.” Right — that tough battle against “Uncommitted.” Ellen tells her to “rock on.”
We missed this mashup from some of the irreverent folks over at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation when it came out a few weeks ago — Hillary Clinton’s misty moment in New Hampshire mixed with the creepy Tom Cruise Scientology clip. Viewer Discretion Advised: Be prepared to cringe.
What would a presidential campaign be without Cher’s endorsement?
Michael Moore tells Larry King that Hillary Clinton won’t be getting his vote. (It’s a morality thing.)
I am morally prohibited from voting for Hillary in the primaries because of her war votes,” says Moore. “I mean that not as a personal attack against her, but I simply can’t side with somebody who participated, whether willingly or unknowingly, as she claims, in something that has been so evil.”
On The View, Whoopi Goldberg announces she’s supporting Hillary because . . . because . . . because . . . well, see if you can figure it out.
Stevie Wonder testifies for Barack Obama at yesterday’s UCLA rally and hits a high note with the audience.
Sound Bite: “I see a time where we will have a united people of the United States and that is why I support Barack Obama.”
Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Caroline Kennedy and Maria Shriver fired up a large crowd of Barack Obama supporters at UCLA on Super Bowl Sunday.
Caroline Kennedy
Oprah
Maria Shriver and Michelle Obama
The only thing harder to spot than Sasquatch is a Hollywood actor stumping for a Republican candidate. Wait a minute, it looks like there’s been a recent sighting down in Florida! Here’s Academy Award-winner Jon Voight giving his all for Rudy Giuliani in a local TV interview.
Hillary Clinton supporter Rob Reiner does his bit for the campaign.
Barack Obama has Oprah Winfrey. Rudy Giuliani has Ron Silver:
It’s a good idea for a new genre of candidate video: the quick-hit celebrity endorsement. Here’s NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley giving the nod to Barack Obama. (If my partner, Peter Hauck, wrote this post, he’d make clever sports references. I’m the nonjock so you’ll just have to do without.)
Sound bite: “America has found a shining star and it’s time to get onboard.”
