Swift Kids for Truth: Hillary Clinton :-)
posted by Andy W. Rogers | 7:51 PM
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3 Comments:
Not really funny. I don't like Hillary and won't vote for her; however, resorting to the 'she's a dike' schtick is pretty limp. Surely pubbies have more than this. If not, they're doomed.
Maybe you're taking this a bit too seriously. It's a parody with little kids; it's not meant to be serious.
By the way, what are "pubbies"?
I thought it was funny. I liked the little girl in the pink shirt; maybe she should try stand-up comedy when she gets older. :)
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