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Responding to McCain
This picure taken in Washington on August 5, 2008 shows a satirical presidential ad by US socialite Paris Hilton. Hilton threw her hat into the US presidential race, declaring her desire to campaign against 'that wrinkly white-haired guy' and threatening to paint the White House pink if elected, responding to Republican candidate John McCain's controversial use of her image in a campaign television spot with a satirical ad of her own posted on the website Funnyordie.com.
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Responding to McCain with her own ad
This picure taken in Washington on August 5, 2008 shows a satirical presidential ad by US socialite Paris Hilton. Hilton threw her hat into the US presidential race, declaring her desire to campaign against 'that wrinkly white-haired guy' and threatening to paint the White House pink if elected, responding to Republican candidate John McCain's controversial use of her image in a campaign television spot with a satirical ad of her own posted on the website Funnyordie.com.
NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images

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