Ha Ha

Oh, God.

Albany Project reports that Team Hillary has picked, pursuant to a vote among supporters, its campaign song.

It's "You and I" by Celine fucking Dion.

So I run over into the dining room to tell the better half this. Response:

"Oh, puke - I'm definitely not voting for her now. Couldn't she have picked something worthwhile, like Independent Woman? By Destiny's Child? What is wrong with those people?"

Seriously, I'm cringing. Those image consultants that dreamed up Club 44 - the new, hip, happening group for on Hillary supporters - must be suicidal.

Update: Oh, barf. Here's the song, in its original context, an ad for Air Canada.


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You have no taste in music

You have no taste in music you dont know what good music you you probably dont like the idea of hilary running cuase she is a woman and she choose a song by a female singer


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