BelichickFan

So you probably saw her new "Sopranos" ad. Now, I'll admit I am being OVERLY sensitive and ticky tack so you don't need to tell me

But the part that killed it for me, because it was a great idea, was when she gave Bill carrots and he says something about onion rings and she says "I'm looking out for you".



That re-inforces all the reason I would never vote for her. I don't want her or her stupid government "looking out for me" I want them to do the minimum possible and stay the hell out of my business. I probably read too much into it but that line just resounded of national health care and social security where I have to depend on Hillary and her "looking out for me".

Harry Boy

A dangerous B!tch if she should ever come into power.

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sdaniels7114

I thought it was decent. Johny Sac was the best character on that show.

sdaniels7114

btw, you too can be a Hillraiser.

Fogbuster

I'd rather live in Roxbury or Mattapan than do that. Wait a minute, I already DID in both Roxbury and Mattapan in the early 70s!!


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QuiGon

Just imagine that Obama youtube ad where Hillary is Big Brother "looking out" for all of us.

STFarmy

This attempt to connect to the hip young crowd/mainstream reminds me of Kerry's infamous "I'm a Red Sox fan, I love Manny Ortez" gaffe of the last election. God did that make me laugh.

PatsFanInVa

Personally I'm pretty sure this is my favorite campaign video this season...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKsoXHYICqU

Real World

Manny Ortez! Man that was so funny. It was funny cuz he's a senator from Massachusetts, and he messed it up even when he tried to correct himself a second time!

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