NPR: Obama Girl Returns With a New Video

Obama Girl Returns With a New Video

She's b-a-a-a-c-c-c-c-k-k-k-k.

And Obama Girl -- the totally manufactured supporter of Sen. Barack Obama named Amber Lee Ettinger -- wants Hillary gone.

"And although Obama's gonna win it/you're sorta kinda stayin' in it," she sings.

"He's got the delegates locked down, let him Ba-rock this, 'cause he ain't just another Mondale, John Kerry or Dukakis."

"These attacks are insane...they just help John McCain..."

OK.

At least it's better than stains on a blue dress, Joe McCarthy comparisons and Judas analogies.

Here is it (It only seems to be available on ABC at the moment.)

6:53 PM ET | 03-24-2008 | permalink

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I think if we start taking advice from "Obama girl" we are sunk. And I think the butt shaking thing disqualifies her as a political strategist. And can we remind everyone that the delegate math doesn't get Obama to 2025 delegates either--the number needed to win the nomination. Sorry Obama girl but that's the system!

Sent by katherine | 7:24 PM ET | 03-24-2008

Right on the mark, Obama Girl!
Hillary says that only herself and John McCain are experienced enough to run for Prez. I watched her say this on tv. Since when does a Democrat endorse a Republican over a fellow Democrat?
Indeed, these attacks are insane.

Sent by J. Blueist | 8:10 PM ET | 03-24-2008

I honesty do not see how the Democratic Party is going 'kiss-and-make-up' after all this is finished, and the winner declared. It is quite pathetic ...

What scares me more, is that the Republican's are going to be using all of this as ammo.

Sent by Patrick | 9:06 PM ET | 03-24-2008

They should have video of Obama girl with Hillary in the Balkans, running from sniper fire. You know, "totally manufactured."

Sent by LK Katie | 9:18 PM ET | 03-24-2008

Obama Girl T&A gets my vote; Obama not. A Statesman or woman endorses across party lines. Hilary and John both have shown the integrity needed. Obama needs to deal with his pastor.

Sent by ob | 9:53 PM ET | 03-24-2008

She didn't even bother vote in her states primary! Why do we care whar Obama girl thinks? Are we truly out of issues to blog about??

Sent by chefrandall | 9:57 PM ET | 03-24-2008

Obama Girl just left me shaking my head. Our country's future is sad if this type of sexual video is taken seriously. I don't have to have a crush on our next President. I just want somebody who will govern us back to the core values of integrity and compassion that I believe still exist.

Sent by Jo | 10:08 PM ET | 03-24-2008

Of course the important thing is that we elect a "cool" President. Never mind those silly Islamonazi's who want to cut our heads off.

Sent by deek | 10:38 PM ET | 03-24-2008

Why does everyone criticize the Obama girl? Yes of course we can't take everything she says seriously, or we end up like Bill O'Reilly criticizing The Daily Show. She supports her candidate of choice in her own way. So please everyone stop over analyzing this issue.

Sent by Sean Bryan | 7:34 AM ET | 03-25-2008

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