Here is a video that shows conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh dancing somewhat insanely to Lady Gaga's "Poker Face." Rush Limbaugh is the man on the left. The dancing happened before a preliminary competition at the Miss America pageant. Take a look:
The election is over and now all the Obama supporters left with nothing to do or talk about. Some of these poor people have lost the ability to process non-Obama information.
Uh oh. Where is Joe? Joe the Plumber is missing but John McCain quickly recovers with "You're all Joe the Plumber!!!" You always have to double confirm with a busy guy like Joe the Plumber.
Natalie Portman encourages people to vote early and plugs the Obama campaign's Vote for Change website where you can find voting locations. Google Maps will also help you find voting locations with this feature.
Hayden Panettiere is doing a PSA for John McCain in this Funny or Die clip. Hayden says she's hot enough that she knows she has your attention for at least 30 seconds. She also says "we'll all probably die" if you vote for John McCain.
Matt Damon blasts Sarah Palin in this CBS Raw clip. He says it is like a really bad Disney movie and that's it "totally absurd." Matt says he needs to know if "she really thinks dinosaurs were here 4,000 years ago."
Someone made this funny video of John McCain looking at something during Sarh Palin's speech. Is he looking at the text of her speech or does something else have his attention.
San Francisco Voters May Name Wastewater Treatment Plant After President Bush
Voters in San Francisco will decide in November whether to rename a wastewater treatment plant after President George W. Bush. It sounds funny but it could backfire if other communities follow suit and start naming things like wastewater treatment plants after politicians they dislike.
This is JibJab's first election satire since 2004's "This Land" and "Good to be in DC." In the video JibJab says farewell to Bush and mocks Barack Obama and John Mccain. President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton also make an appearance.
Ron Paul can't win but here's another Ron Paul song anyway. There's an endless supply of 2008 Election songs. This is one of the better sounding campaign songs.
Chelsea Clinton refuses to answer a question about the Monica Lewinsky scandal in the video below. She told the questioner that it was "none of his business." The question was asked at Butler University in Indiana. She has been on a multi-college tour in support of her mother's campaign. Chelsea also told the question asker that he was the first person to ask this question out of 70 colleges. Well done Chelsea!
This spoof of Will.i.am's Obama "Yes We Can" video mocks President Bush for his statement that human beings and fish can co-exist peacefully. (via Shabooty)
This funny Saturday Night Live cartoon shows how Barack Obama keeps Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton form interfering with his campaign. Hillary Clinton also made a surprise appearance on Saturday night's show.
The political comedy videos are out in full force as the campaigns progress. The video from Election08 purports to be youthful supporters attempting to support John McCain. The looks on their faces as they hear his actual words are priceless.
Al Gore is not in this year's political race for president but that doesn't mean he doesn't have opinions. He made this video supporting gay people's right to marriage. Political pundits are trying to figure out what it all means. (via Politico -> Towelroad)
This video has become very popular on YouTube. At a meeting of world leaders in Chile, Spain's King Juan Carlos asked Venezuela president Hugo Chavez to shut up (¿por qué no te callas?). A ringtone with the words has generated $2 million in revenues.
No gays in Iran? Apparently, it's just not so. Andy Samberg has done it again. In this hilarious Saturday Night Live Digital Short film, Andy and Adam Levine (Maroon 5) sing of the love that dare not speak its name between Samberg and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Jake Gyllenhaal also makes a cameo.
Update: NBC temporarily pulled this video as they are trying to get clearance from Aphex Twin's publisher Chrysalis Music for a sample they use in the song.
Sally Field was while giving her acceptance speech at last night's Emmy Awards show. At the end of her acceptance speech Field said, "If mothers ruled the world, there would be no -" but Fox cut off the end of her sentence which went: "god-damned wars in the first place."
David Letterman's team put together this video that was inspired by the Senator Craig bathroom scandal. The video ad for the Minnesota airport says, "soliciting sex in airport men's rooms doesn't have to be sleazy and disgusting."
