And touring the websites this weekend . . .
Who's pimping the celebrity idea?

A visit to the website of presumed GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney tells you first and foremost that he's prepared to "Fight For America."
A visit to Barack Obama's website?

He may not be willing to "Fight For America," but he's happy to offer you a three-way with himself and George Clooney.
And leave the splash screen and . . .

You can't escape /Clooney! Does Barack not get that movie goers have made a habit of doing just that?
Does he not realize how many films Clooney's carried across the box office hit finish line?
ANSWER: Zero.
The closest he came to 'carrying' a blockbuster was A Perfect Storm and wise souls would realize Mark Wahlberg and special effects carried that film.
Poor Barack, so determined to be a celebrity and forever surrounded by the (at best) second string.
At any rate, good job, Campaign Obama, helping to spread the Republican message.