The Clinton campaign is (so they say) on shaky ground. Keep up with Slate's handy
Hillary Deathwatch – an odds-maker's monologue for the oughts. (Genius Hillary n' John Etch-A-Sketch
illustration via the Etch-A-Sketchist.)
While the Democrats continue to duke it out and McCain's busy wandering the globe (and watching The Hills, apparently) — we're starting to wonder who we'd vote for in an alternate, long-shot universe:
287 Votes
Ron Paul - 48.8%
Ralph Nader - 32.1%
Mike Gravel - 18.5%
First there was Obama-sistible,
now it’s apparently raining McCain. Both bizarre and hilarious, this clip comes complete with a disappearing woman and some, uh,
raining McCains. PS: Go easy on the volume. You’ll be glad you did.
Depression Press is
behind a bunch of new-classic graphics, incorporating everybody from
Mayor Quimby to
Mittens Romney.
Something (or somebody) has got to give. Should Hillary drop out of the race or stay in it to win it?
311 Votes
Throw in the towel, already. - 63.7%
Keep up the good fight! - 36%
Via Jezebel, a (some would say much-needed)
wardrobe tutorial aimed at Hills, complete with suggestions for improvement ranging from Marc Jacobs to Michael Kors.
Tracy Morgan’s response to Tina Fey's endorsement. (He's Brian Fellow, and that's crazy!)
Are We There Yet?
428 Votes
April 22nd can't come fast enough! - 60.5%
The break between primaries is actually kind of awesome... - 13.3%
Where are we going? - 25%
Well, sort of.
With over a month until the next primary and the media hung up on scandals past and present, give us your best guess - who's the most likely to someday get caught with some 'splainin to do:
1195 Votes
Hillary Clinton - 35.6%
Barack Obama - 35.8%
John McCain - 28.2%
Tina Fey endorses Hillary Clinton. Less bizarre than the Jack Nicholson equivalent, but equally as funny.
The showdown gets up: Elbow-Toe's
contribution to election-inspired art. (Via EssG.)
Pick your ticket:
2785 Votes
Hillary + Obama - 23.4%
Obama + Hillary - 31.7%
One or the other, but not both. - 23.7%
No thanks, I'm voting for McCain. - 13.9%
None of the above! - 7%
On the campaign trail with Meghan McCain – iPod playlists and all.
Print Liberation gets into the Obama tee arena with this classic collegiate-style graphic.
So your candidate isn't on top? Don't despair – The Onion is here to remind us that the race is really anybody's (or Diebold's) guess.
Diebold Accidentally Leaks Results Of 2008 Election Early
In honor of today's Texas, Ohio, Road Island and Vermont votes: Barack's gone Bollywood.
Marc's take on Hillary, illustrated complete with pearls and a patriotic pin. Available only in MJ stores, proceeds go towards the Clinton campaign.
Ralph Nader:
943 Votes
It's about time! - 11.9%
Here we go again ... - 63.2%
Thanks anyway. - 24.6%
Apple's "1984" ad paved the way for plenty of imitators – here's one featuring Hills.
(Full disclosure: In spite of featuring Barack Obama's web address, this video wasn't created or
endorsed by his campaign.)
Choose your color wisely. (Remember what happened last time?)
Seriously, do you even care?
1495 Votes
Hell yeah! - 84.7%
Sure, but not enough to do anything about it. - 10.8%
Huh? - 3.7%
The World's Best Ever said it best: Barack Obama certainly has a posse. Check out
this
latest version of the contemporary campaign poster, created by The Date Farmers & Upper Playground. Signed, numbered and super-limited, it'll set you back a
couple hundred bucks – profits support the creation of more posters by other artists backing Obama's bid.
They say talk is cheap - walk the walk in these custom Air Force Ones,
courtesy of Van.
No, seriously. The guy once filibustered for five straight months - that
alone makes it worth seeing what he'll say in these three minutes.
Who should be the next president?
12291 Votes
Hillary Clinton - 41.6%
Mike Gravel - 4.2%
Mike Huckabee - 2.3%
Alan Keyes - 0.2%
John McCain - 5%
Barack Obama - 40%
Ron Paul - 4.7%
Like Hope, but different.
The Obey artist throws his support behind Barack Obama with a series of limited-edition (and totally sold out) silkscreen posters.
See what else he's up to here.
Chuck Norris doesn't just endorse. He tells America how it's going to be.

