Nope, not bad news, just terribly, terribly wrong. Hey, it's live — anything could happen. Check out this round up of crazy news outtakes, that um, made it right on the air.
With a ramped up convention, comes amped up comedy. The Daily Show was out in full-force yesterday, with Samantha Bee interviewing the more creatively dressed delegates. In this scene she was doing a little role-play, pretending to be Bristol Palin while the lovely delegate played Sarah.
This is near and dear to my heart since the whole reason I got interested in politics to begin with was our unit on the presidents in fifth grade — this video brings it all back.
With fast-forward animation and cheerful music accompanying the kids' drawings, well, it's not controversial at all. But with the convention starting tomorrow (!), I'm liking the priceless drawing of number five, James Monroe, and his drawings of balloons and the "Era of Good Feelings" written on his shoulder.
Barack Obama might want to stop spending thousands of dollars to produce fancy campaign ads, and start running Baracky II. This humorous take on the campaign features Barack Obama as Rocky Balboa. Obama comes off strong on the Iraq war, the economy, gas price relief, Democratic unity, and bunch of other issues.
Who loves Hummers. Rappers and Republicans apparently. After Rep.
