The Note's Sneak Peek
June 13, 2007— -- If you want to know where things are headed in the viral world of politics, forget about the McCain camp's offensive against Mitt Romney's conveniently timed "epiphany" on the sanctity of human life, and read the latest piece from ABC News' Jake Tapper on the risqué music video featuring a "nubile" young woman who "breathlessly" sings her love for Barack Obama. LINK
"'Hey, 'B,' it's me,' a woman who calls herself 'Obamagirl' murmurs amorously into a phone at the beginning of the slow jam. 'If you're there, pick up. I was just watching you on C-SPAN.'"
"As much as the news may break the hearts of thousands of Democratic men," writes Tapper, "Obamagirl, in reality, is not the pulchritudinous callipygian who riffs on policy with Akon-esque beats, singing "you're into border security/let's break this border between you and me/universal health care reform/it makes me warm.'"
"Rather, she is a fictitious creation."
The Obama supporters who created the web video say that they had no contact with the Obama campaign.
You can watch the video here: LINK
The object of Obama girl's affection, spends Thursday raising money in Chapel Hill just one day after John Edwards was raising coin in Chicago.
Edwards, meanwhile, tours the East Riverside Health Center in Detroit and discusses his universal health-care plan at 9:30 am ET.
Hillary Clinton attends a 9:30 am ET Armed Services Committee markup of the "Dignified Treatment of Wounded Warriors Act" in Russell 325 before heading to Manchester, NH, to deliver the 6:30 pm ET commencement address to Central High School.
Bill Richardson attends a fundraiser in Minneapolis.
As for the Republicans, McCain is in Texas for fundraisers in El Paso, and San Antonio while Romney raises money in Chicago.
As for Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor makes 9:45 am ET remarks at a Delaware GOP Rally in Wilmington.
President Bush delivers 10:30 am ET remarks to the Associated Builders and Contractors Legislative Conference in Washington, DC. Bush's Thursday's comments come one day after he was expected to raise a modest $15.4 million at Wednesday's NRCC and NRSC gala.
