The US Presidential viral campaign turns slightly sinister with this remake of the iconic final scene of 'Sunset Blvd'.
"I'm ready for my Presidency Mr Cooper..."
Written by Cheryl Smith, 13 May 2008
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John Prescott isn't half as intelligent as Deputy Dawg.
Posted by: Liz, Suffolk 13 May 2008 14:47:49
Cheryl:
It is a little sinister. Politics in the UK have, in my opinion, recently desended into the gutter, I just hope we do not dive even further down to this level.
It takes a strange mindset to come up with this type of thing, I think the nearest we came to it in the UK, was the Chameleon advert used to discredit Mr Cameron. Mind you, I may have something wrong too, as I kept seeing Mr Prescott in my minds eye, as Deputy Dawg:-)
Posted by: Madnurse 13 May 2008 11:16:02