Barely Political’s ‘Obama Girl’ Sexes Up Obama Campaign

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Anytime you stick a stunningly beautiful, hot looking, busty girl in a video and have her coo alluringly into the lens, wide viewership is not far behind and that’s exactly what happened with this BarelyPolitical-created video featuring Amber Lee Ettinger, known here as “the Obama Girl,” lip syncing the song “I Got A Crush on Obama” written and performed by Temple University student Leah Kaufman who also wrote and sung (but did not appear in) the famed My Box in A Box video. The whole stunt was orchestrated by 32-year-old advertising exec and My Box in A Box creator Ben Relles. So far, the song has achieved 56,000 views on YouTube to date with more sure to come.

In the song, the hottie dances, prances and gushes lustfully about her love for Obama, singing, “I never wanted anybody more than I want you” and “you can Barack me tonight” while giving the camera “the look.” It all points to ObamaGirl.com where you can drink in even more of Obama Girl’s beauty – including ubiquitous bulging bra shot – and more on the spreading story behind the phenomenon that took Obama campaign officials quite by surprise earlier this week which distanced itself from the movement claiming it had nothing to do with the creation of the video.

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