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The inevitable parodies of Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" video have begun -- this one isn't so much about Obama or Hillary Clinton as it is about Republican front-runner John McCain, whose infamous hundred-year (or more) plan for America's presence in Iraq is deservedly and humorously lambasted here.The inevitable parodies of Barack Obama’s “Yes We Can” video have begun — this one isn’t so much about Obama or Hillary Clinton as it is about Republican front-runner John McCain, whose infamous hundred-year (or more) plan for America’s presence in Iraq is deservedly and humorously lambasted here.
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