Posted anonymously and to spectacular effect, the first viral video ad of the 2008 presidential campaign mashes up Hillary Clinton's face and voice with Ridley Scott's famous '1984' ad for Apple computers. Hillary is seen as Big Brother, lecturing from a screen to the downtrodden masses; the screen is eventually smashed, and everyone liberated, when a lone runner hurls a mallet at it. The ad ends with the caption: barackobama.
com, though his campaign had no involvement. Bill and Hillary Soprano In an official video to launch Hillary's campaign song (by Celine Dion), the Clintons spoof the final scene of The Sopranos and its controversial cliffhanger, Hillary plays the celebrated mobster. Bill, meeting her in a diner and playing her 'wife', appears disappointed to get carrots instead of the scripted onion rings, while an actual Sopranos actor makes a threatening cameo.
Chelsea fails to parallel park, nobody gets whacked, and Hillary reigns from beside the jukebox. Rudy Giuliani in drag smooching Donald Trump The Republican former major of New York, whose periodic appearances in drag have threatened to undermine his presidential campaign, has his breasts nuzzled by Donald Trump. 'Ooh, you naughty boy!
' a blonde-wigged Guiliani screams in falsetto tones as s/he slaps him, 'Donald, I thought you were a gentleman!' Posted anonymously and to spectacular effect, the first viral video ad of the 2008 presidential campaign mashes up Hillary Clinton's face and voice with Ridley Scott's famous '1984' ad for Apple computers.
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