The way things are going
in this presidential campaign, this country could do a lot worse than having
Paris Hilton as its next president. That’s right, Paris Hilton.
Laugh all you want but Ms. Hilton, the latest celeb to
be injected into the presidential race…lest we forget Ms. Oprah Winfrey…may
be the Botox of many a joke, but in the meantime Ms. I Love Paris in the
Springtime Cause She Sizzles has managed to build herself quite a career,
not to mention a Gucci-sized bank account.
The society girl turned Celeb Inc. has
reportedly earned a cool 16 million between 2003 and 2007 and
none of that came from her families’ fortune.
So while those who are immune to the world
of celebrity laugh at Ms. Paris, Ms. Paris is having a laugh at
you. Who says blonde and smart don’t belong in the same
sentence?
Last week, as the presidential campaign sunk
to new lows despite both candidate’s promises that
they are something different and that their campaigns' would be
something different, John McCain’s campaign had a rare moment of
brilliance. And as a result finally scratched the Teflon
candidate by poking fun at Barack Obama’s celebrity.
With images of celebrities
du jour Britney Spears and Paris Hilton dressing up the video, the
voiceover asks: “He’s (Barack Obama as if I have to remind
anyone) the biggest celebrity in the world, but is he ready to
lead?”
You would think the world as Barack knows it
had come to an end! The handwringing coming out of his campaign
was palpable. And while the back and forth between the two
candidates escalated into cries of racism one thing occurred that
the punditocracy missed: we learned that Mr. Obama has a
short-fuse. He can dish it out, but he can’t take it in.
But back to celebrity land, no, not
Washington, D.C., but the other one called Hollywood. While the
missiles between the two candidates were flying in Washington,
D.C. our Ms. Hilton was reaching into her own arsenal of tricks.
The smoke coming out of L.A. wasn’t smog, it was thoughtfulness.
Ms. Hilton was figuring out how to teach
those two boys from back East how to solve America’s energy
problems, something the two gentleman from Washington, D.C. had
been arguing about to no conclusion. As they dueled like to
seventeenth century erstwhile tourneys, they were beginning to
sound as absurd as the clownish Two Gentleman from Verona.
Meanwhile, taking lemons and turning them
into lemonade, I Love Paris When it Sizzles responded to Senator
McCain’s video in what can only be considered a brilliant PR
move when she released one of her own:
The Scene: Poolside at a Beverly Hills
Mansion.
The Camera Zooms In: Beautiful YOUNG girl
clad in skimpy leopard dotted bathing suit.
The Dialogue…
"But then that wrinkly white-haired guy used
me in his campaign ad, which I guess means I'm running for
president.
"So thanks for the endorsement white-haired
dude, and I want America to know I'm, like, totally ready to
lead."
The Camera Zooms in Still Closer: I’m ready for my
close-up, Mr. DeMille, she seems to say. And then, Miss I Love
Paris when it Sizzles delivers her brilliantly thought out White
Paper for all the world to hear.
I will combine elements from McCain and
Obama's policies.
"We can do limited offshore drilling with
strict environmental oversight while creating tax incentives to
get Detroit making hybrid and electric cars.
"Energy crisis solved, I'll see you at the
debates, bitches!"
Voilá! The solution that I Love Paris in the
Springtime delivers to sizzle America out of its current energy
woes. Out of the mouth of a babe: COMPROMISE!
That little thing Congress can’t reach
thanks to I Wish She’d Go Back to San Francisco, Nancy Pelosi.
So,
I nominate Paris Hilton for President. Why not? She’s
credentialed. Like Tush she’s battled her way out of drug and
alcohol abuse. She’s as unseasoned as Barack Obama. And if she
keeps sitting in the sun like she does she’s going to
soon
have that wrinkly skin of that guy she calls the “white-haired
dude,” John McCain.
As I said, America could do worse with
Paris Hilton as president. Imagine a Pink White House. And besides, American’s keep telling
the pollsters they’re looking for a real change and something to
believe in.
Here’s Ms. I Love Paris' campaign slogan:
Paris Hilton for President, The Babe You Can Believe In!
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