Fake Obama campaign vid more popular than real one

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April 05, 2011

Now this is embarrassing if you're part of Obama's re-election team back in Chicago. From Politico's Ben Smith:

The National Republican Senatorial Committee's parody of Obama's 2012 campaign, released Friday, now has 665,000 views on YouTube.
Obama's real launch video, released yesterday: Just 168,000.
YouTube's metrics tend to lag a bit, but the numbers suggest that -- energy-wise -- we're in 2010, not 2008.

Meredith posted the spoof on Friday, but here it is again just in case you missed it:

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