Marissa Brassfield — September 21, 2008 — Social Good
The 2008 presidential election has been a groundbreaking one on nearly every front, but especially on pop culture. Obama, Biden, McCain, and Palin have been vilified and honored, remixed and remastered, poked fun of and defended--all in front of a world audience.
Thanks to the glory of the Internet, these viral videos, Photoshopped images, cheeky cartoons, celebrity endorsements and denouncements, and tabloid cover stories of our presidential and VP nominees have all been preserved for us to entertain ourselves even after November has come and gone.
Whether you plan (or are able) to vote or not, let’s face it: The 2008 presidential race has been nothing if not thoroughly entertaining.
Thanks to the glory of the Internet, these viral videos, Photoshopped images, cheeky cartoons, celebrity endorsements and denouncements, and tabloid cover stories of our presidential and VP nominees have all been preserved for us to entertain ourselves even after November has come and gone.
Whether you plan (or are able) to vote or not, let’s face it: The 2008 presidential race has been nothing if not thoroughly entertaining.
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