When GOP Parody Ads Attack
Until the 2012 presidential race moves past the infighting stage and the field narrows enough for would-be contenders to start picking on foes from across the aisle, we're going to see the likes of this little parodic number by Jon Huntsman's daughters skewering Herman Cain's recent, ineffable campaign ad.Until the 2012 presidential race moves past the infighting stage and the field narrows enough for would-be contenders to start picking on foes from across the aisle, we’re going to see the likes of this little parodic number by Jon Huntsman’s daughters, Liddy, Abby and Mary Anne, skewering fellow Republican Herman Cain’s recent, ineffable campaign ad. –KA
Jon2012Girls via The Huffington Post:
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