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."
There is a controversy over what happened to President Bush's watch while he was meeting with crowds in Albania. The White House is claiming that President Bush simply put the watch in his pocket and that he still has it today but if you watch the video below it tells a much different story. Keep your on Bush's watch on he mingles with the adoring crowd. Watch the video closely starting at 0.50 minutes. Bruce Schneier tells you the time period to watch: "At 0.50 minutes into the clip, Bush has a watch. At 1.04 minutes into the clip, he had a watch."
The following videos are political videos involving candidates running in the 2008 presidential election. They include the 1984 Hillary Clinton ad and a response to the ad (hat tip News Bloggers. Philip de Vellis recently came forward as the creator of the 1984 Hillary Clinton ad. He has resigned from the Barack Obama's team. Obama's team said in a statement that, "Obama campaign and its employees had no knowledge and had nothing to do with the creation of the ad."
Here is a short clip from The Simpson's "Treehouse of Horror XVII." This clip comes from the The Day the Earth Looked Stupid segment of the Halloween special that also satirizes the Iraq War.
