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John McCain's Spoof of Democratic Battle

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Barack Obama is within 100 delegates of securing the Democratic presidential nomination.

Hillary Clinton has promised to stick it through all of the primary races -- going at least until June 3rd. Perhaps she is seeking at this point to secure a policy in Democratic primary history and showing how tenacious a female candidate can go -- showing that a future female candidate will go all the way and not give up.

But I have to admit that the Saturday Night Live skit above with John McCain made me chuckle.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by questions, May 21 2008, 7:54AM - Link

Off topic so early in the morning --

Read Jeffrey St. Clair's May 21 piece on Clinton at counterpunch.org -- an absolutely wonderful website you should add to your daily surfing.

Posted by leo, May 21 2008, 8:02AM - Link

The SNL skit about Hillary was much funnier and so politically powerful that most of the news shows wouldn't show it:

http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/video/play.shtml?mea=250052

Posted by EA, May 21 2008, 11:59AM - Link

Hilarious. Humor is humor because it is derived from truth.

Posted by Mavis, May 21 2008, 8:34PM - Link

Hi Steve,

This is the first time I have commented on your blog.

I am all for "girl power" and fighting for what you want, but this is embarrassing. I completely supported her when she announced her candidacy, but her actions and negativity and willingness to say or do ANYTHING to get what she wants has pushed me away.

And the SNL skit was painfully funny. John McCain is always funny in those situations. The trouble is, he makes serious statements that are so off-base that they are funny only because they are so crazy. Like his stroll down the streets of Baghdad. (Who paid for all the security he needed to do that, anyway?)

Posted by Roger, May 21 2008, 9:51PM - Link

McCain on SNL made me laugh tooâ€”at his asininity. There's
nothing sicker than a novice regurgitating poorly written lines and
doing it badly to boot. This applies equally to Obama, Clinton, and
McCain. I have no problem with them doing it on SNL because I
don't watch SNL. My heartburn is when it's played over and over on
every news network and displaces real news.