Bill Piles On the Cheese for Hillary
In this latest campaign video for Hillary Clinton, her once-tubbier hubby is shown sweating it out on a treadmill as a cheeseburger appears on the TV he's watching, rotating in lascivious beefy splendor on the screen. This isn't, however, the cheesiest moment from this ad, which ultimately aims to point out how "Caucusing [i.e., for Hillary] is easy!"In this latest campaign video for Hillary Clinton, her once-tubbier hubby is shown sweating it out on a treadmill as a cheeseburger appears on the TV he’s watching, rotating in lascivious beefy splendor on the screen. This isn’t, however, the cheesiest moment from this ad, which ultimately aims to point out how “Caucusing [i.e., for Hillary] is easy!”
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