Girl In 3 AM Commercial Films Ad For Obama

The actor playing one of the sleeping children in Sen. Clinton's famous "3 AM" commercial has cut another campaign ad -- this one for Sen. Obama, who she is supporting:

Comments

[Buddhabman]

Go Girl!. What a sweetheart,

Obama 08

[Newman9]

What a delightful message! Really made my day.

And shame on the "Shills for Hillary" who feel they have to run down any positive message.

[moodyring]

"... I approved this message... and not the other one."

possibly my favorite quote of the day.

[dax49]

this is a needless diversion. shouldn't we be reading articles about the abuses perpetrated by teflon john mc cain? there are enough of them

[BrooklynLager]

We can do both.

[iPolitics]

Lol! Great job

[A Meat Beetle]

HuffPo is wasting bandwidth on this? Unbelievable.

[ChiGuy]

Sounds like Casey struck a nerve.

Good.

[remc]

Good for you Casey! Great ad - and thanks for helping me (and about 300,000 other folks) to put Obama way over the top in Washington!

[antas901]

mrmemory, I think you've missed something. Clearly, as a precinct captain, this young lady is more involved in politics than the average American. Whether she's spoiled or a brat can't be determined from anything we've seen here. Your cynicism is running rampant.
Throughout American history, men with great ideas were met with opposition. Even, the founding fathers faced dissenters, such as you. Dissenters who remained loyal to Brittan and felt that Hope and Change were foolish ideas of men who had a far-fetched notion of bringing thirteen colonies together to form a Union.
According to dissenters like you, two hundred thirty-two years ago, another "mindless herd" gathered in Philadelphia and started their "empty promises" with a document that began, "We the people, in order to form a more perfect union". Mindless drones following a failed leader would seem to characterize those supporters of Clinton and McCain, not the reflective supporters of Mr. Barack Obama. People with forethought, insight and inspiration are looking toward a new leader with a vision that redefines American politics. "When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another". Again, these are words from forward thinking Americans that forged a new direction which became the foundation of this great Union.
A Clinton victory in Pennsylvania is virtually insignificant since Obama will still have a lead in every relevant category after the Pennsylvania primary. Obama will lead in the popular vote, pledged delegates and number of states won. It's high time that Clinton supporters hopped off that sinking ship. Hillary has ridden Bill's coat-tails for as long as she possibly could and that ride is quickly coming to an end. Following a self-serving political hack that cares more about her own personal legacy than what's best for the Democratic Party or what's best for America at large, is a mistake. In Barack Obama, not only do we get "the strength, guts, experience, and determination to get things accomplished", we get a man of integrity. It is easy to see why young Casey supports Barack Obama. Frankly, it's confusing to see why you don't.

[mrmemory]

Wow, a spoiled little brat teenager who knows nothing about politics isn't afraid of Clinton's ad! Listening to her drone-like message really makes me want to give up free thought altogether and join with the rest of the mindless herd with their upbeat, feel-good, but absolutely empty messages and promises of unity, togetherness, blah, blah, blah. I don't want us to come together. I want a democratic agenda to be pushed through by someone with the strength, guts, experience, and determination to get things accomplished and to win. Sorry, guys, this little sweetheart cheerleader isn't going to bring Obama victories in all the big states he's lost this November, especially Ohio and I would bet Pennsylvania. It takes more than smiles, jokes, and watered down and insulting notions of a post-racial candidate to win a presidential election.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

LOL Clinton never had a Democratic agenda. You've been duped. Although I'm sure you're used to that...

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4176/is_20080127/ai_n21218524

http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=8495

http://www.dlc.org/ndol_ci.cfm?kaid=450004&subid=900021&contentid=254187

[BrooklynLager]

I doubt he'd ever admit to that. I'm picturing an old man eating cereal in his underwear and yelling at C-SPAN before he gets to his busy schedule of writing angry letters to the local news anchor.

[Mariposa4Life]

Wow, no wonder Billary doesn't get the youth vote! Squash the voices of everyone that doesn't agree with you and spit on them while your at it. Typical Billary supporter and typical Billary campaign....

[BrooklynLager]

The problem is: first you have to win. Clearly you aren't talking about Senator Clinton.

[JavaCityGal]

Hehe...perhaps this ad scares someone...eh? Doth protest too much mrmemory.

[mydogshakespeare]

LOL, a Shrill Shill for Hillary.

[IndieGirl]

Great job Casey, nice to see young people getting involved.

[booksnmore4you]

ROFL! Ah, poetic justice. Way to go, Casey.

[JohnCochtosten]

Hahaha, awesome! Everyone suggested that they film an ad with her and they did it. Way to go.

[tkunz]

Wonderful, Casey

[carolek]

I am impressed that Casey is endorsing Barak Obama as president. She is obviously very influenced by his oratory and his message of HOPE. , as many of her age group are. I would be much more impressed if she and many of Obama's "followers" were older than 17 years. (I understand that she will be old enough to vote in November) I am not sure that high school students have enough life experience to fully evaluate which candidate would better serve the interests of the U>S>

[booksnmore4you]

I'm mid-forties, white, and have a graduate degree from an ivy league school, how about you?

[estreya]

Yup! I'm just an old white lady. Casey could be my daughter, and if she were, i'd be so proud of my girl. Thank you, Casey!

OBAMA '08!

[booksnmore4you]

Oh, and I support Obama.

[JGatsby]

Well, I'm a lot, lot, lot older than Casey. I've been around for over half a century and I've voted (for a democrat) ever since I was old enough. For the first time in my life in the California primary I voted for someone that I wanted to not for the lesser of two evils. I'm not impressed by simplistic messages but I am impressed that for the first time since I have been old enough to vote I see a candidate that behaves with integrity and tries to appeal to our better natures not to scare us or lie to us.

Way to go Casey that was awesome.

[DRHoen]

I'm more influenced by the arrogance of Clinton and her supporters. (By the way, I'm more than twice as old as Casey.)

[debwarot]

Carolek, carolek, carolek. I am 57 and can assure you that my life experiences have well prepared me to make a mature and intelligent decision and I wholeheartedly support Barack Obama. And I do not stand alone. Are you actually naive enough to believe that simply living longer is the sole source of wisdom and experience. In case you haven't noticed, there are plenty of elderly idiots and many with wisdom beyond their years.

Casey, I am proud to have you as a political ally!

[debwarot]

Please remember, Carolek, while it is always possible that new voters (both young and old) bring an enhanced sense of enthusiasm, excitement and optimism into the political arena, THIS IS GOOD! It is also possible that an extraordinary candidate can renew these feelings in experienced voters. This is what Barack Obama has done for me and many, many others.

When I was Casey's age, 18 was 'old enough for fighting, but not for voting' and I was disenfranchised throughout my college years. If 18 had been the voting age then I am pretty confident the draft would have been abolished and the very painful war that was Viet Nam would have come to an end much sooner.

[LondonTownNY]

I LOVE THIS COUNTRY......the irony is that Obama's campaign is exposing all the goodness that exists in this country, illustrating that people from all walks of life, socioeconomic backgrounds, race and gender are able to unite around his candidacy. All too often politicians, especially machine politicians like Hillary Clinton, see American voters by their race, income bracket and gender. Obama's broad appeal is that he is a highly intelligent and evolved human form who will attract the best and brightest to work in his administration and bring the best out in all of us to work for the common good. I often look at YouTube Videos of JFK, RFK and Martin Luther King, Jr. and have come to understand how the progressive generation before mine must have labored on with tremendous pain. Obama is the kind of leader that I think will transcend race, political party in America and get the entire world to look at America again as the greatest country in the world, where anything is possible. Hillary is NEO-CON and the bottom line is that I think that an election of Hillary will send a message to the world that we have elected BUSH/CHENEY in a Pant Suit and that the Fascists are still in control. Hillary Clinton: NOT NOW. NOT EVER. Vote Obama 2008!

[stupidme]

I hope this is running in PA ....